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FUR AUCTION S

Winter Sale Comtnencing Feb. 2, 1920 Spring Sale Cotnlneneing April 26, 1920 Warehouse- -

64 Park Street, Southwark, London

HENRY BENNET,

' Agent.

1123 Broadway N GW Y01"I< For particulars apply to

_ E. H. RAYNER,

Summerside, P- E- 1513115 2711-12-ZIMSMUII. ‘

ALFRED FRASER

212 Fifth Avenue, '

NEW YORK,

. Representing C. M. Lampson Co

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- MONDAY _

...BRlDE’S» RECEPTION. -- Mrs.

Hector Vlckerson received last Weduf-silky for the first time since her nlurrlutze, when n large num- ber ol trlenils availed themselves

Io( the opportunity to cttll upon llelxl

-FUNERAL SERVICES--» The

funeral of Henry Arsenault, 12 year old sort ol Mr. and Mrs. Jos- oph Arsenault, Summcrslde, took place from the residence of his pur<ut.»- on 1`ll\lrsde|y morning to

' ISI. Pauls (‘lmrch thence to the

Vutllolie calm-tct‘y.~-l..

-OFFICERS INSTALLED.-The

ofticcrs of lllllsidc and Acme lodg- es, Montague, were installed for the ensuing term on Tuesday ev- ening, Jun. 13, by their' deputies :ind :\:n;l,~il:tttts. Ri-l're‘..hlne1lts were :.i-itt-tl :tt the elost-. ’l`ilt> inritttllil- lioxl of tire allovt- oll`iet-is was post- pollt-tl l't'0m lim ustlrll limo. the llrst

Jtllltlitry, oll :recount ot' week oi' 'ilyt-r. 'l'

WEDDING BELLS.---A very prel-

ty wedding was' solemlllzed oh Jan uury 14th ut the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Solomon Fanning, Grnnd' 'l‘racndie, when their daughter, Miss Lavinia, was united in marriage

l’rivntt~ l<}rncst (‘low, ox-mclllber

Will Gwfllittlier (lutlrllfr. The cere-

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'.'ot!tl_v; nit-tl of ('l\ari<l‘t|-lo\\'ll lealvt*

is morning on nn important mis- on. ;\il°.- 'l’om lingers leaves fur, iiitlifax where his tml-rriuge takes place on tho 21st. lic will be llc- .-umpunieil by Mr. Wendall Worth who will be his grooms man. Mi. IV. (l. llrurfo oi' the Customs leaves his morning for Montreal wits-re

wiil be tnurried on \\/eilncsdzly Miss lil tdys M.. daughter ot Mr.

.try _

...THE ANNUAL BUSINESS

tneetittg of the Christian church, Montague, was held in the ubovc building on Monday afternoon, Jan.

Canadian Fur Auction Sales Ltd., Sth- “'"" -1 swf’ ““`°"“""°@- EV'

ery depzwttnent ol’ this active church work showed marked im- provemout and zldvaneentent. Tltey start the new year without it cent ot' debt pn t\_ny phase ol' the work. After itll the extensive improve- lnunt.~= that have been mode in the lust two _'.'c:trs, this is vt\r_\' etlc0ul'~ .igiilg and shows lleurtv eo-opel‘i\- ioll ol pastor itlltl people. _ The ‘l‘l~.er_\ .\lt~|ubot‘ L'itltv'as.~=" ree-entl_\' introduced mot with tht- approval oi the people. and even lilo small- tsl lol attending church has his or lu-r envelope and are thus being irzliltoil ill the \er_v ittlporlultl les- .»~oll ol 2l\'in,-4 syslelllatir~:tll_\' tollli viork ot' the .\laslol‘. ‘ 'i`

-f"WEDDlNG BELLS.-A very

prt~tt_\~ wedding took plure in St. .\iary'.< t'hurch,- Souirs, on Wednes- day. Till lust. wlloll Mr. Mlcllael Q, l\itfl’llee, oi' Big l’ont`;', led to the .tion-_ Misc (wi-lliu llltu llennvssey, tl:i\t_::llt'.-r ol`- .\Ir. A, |leulles.~¢e_\', illilvlislllilll. St. i`ittllr>l'ill<~'s. The groom wus .~'up',»ort|‘tl by .\lr. Roll- :lld A. .\Iellonulii', Ilorkharra and thc ln-iili-.-maid was Bliss Pllllomenu _\p»l’|u-i-, _-isnt-1' ol’ the groom. Tho i-<»r<~rnoll_\' was p».~ri'orlueil by ltev, .\il:r. .\it'l.l-ull, ot' Sl, .\lar_v`s, utter wllii-ll it wi-tlditlg llreakl`a.<t wits pur- '.ulii~.n ol' ut the homo ol' the britlo, wltvllt-o tilt' lluppy eotllliti UCCUUI' partied by the supporting, parties took the train nl Souris t`or Chur- loitetowll. reittruillg in their llolllt- :tl liig l‘olld on Tllestlily evellilllk The day \v:ls< gloriolls not only illi- <ut| was shilling on this wetldlrlg morn, hut the mooll unii the lllorll- iltig star, also shollo_ 1, good omoll .»=ur<-ly lor :t lllissftll Wt-tltiell life.

A fi\:ituro ol' Fritlily ni1.;hl's big

liter-tittg of lox mon in this city was thi- spit-ndifl :trltlrt-ss by llev. llr. (iuutllier, who spoke on the theme illtvuys t-lose to his lteztrt "(`o-opoluttlou." lie dt--r:iitl't'd -that he woll-lil like to sei' out- Assoeizlt- ion i'or the whole lslnlld. "Get to- :',etl1el'," said he, “und make ol’ tlliS t great big thing. l)on`t be paro- :fltl:il Tritt do it. for the _d-ako ol’ the .~ounlry. You lutlst gourd against st~ll'islll\i=ss. Look out for number l ind look out l'or No, 2 ttlso. Tile :uun who looks out only l`or No. 1 doesn't get it ccrliflcute of cllarac- :er when he leaves this world. Sell -verything on quality and what is not fit to sell keep nt home." lie -poke of the eo-operation move- nleut. rzirried on through Cnnatlian l-`.'irm Proilucts Inc.. stating that t`aututla had copied the i’. ld. 1. co- ipi-rative .-.tuntlardizing system and linglantl has since copied it from

'.‘unorli\.

Others who spoke were Mr. J.

W. Jones, wllo expressed his tho- rough eoltfitleltce in the Montreal project and told of research work being carried on relative to dis- -wise and nutrition problems in foxes, Mr. W. K. lingers, who com- nlemlcrl the good work being done by ltr. Allzln. tulso referred to by .\'lr. Joncsl, Mr. J. E. Sitlclitir M. l’. who modestly disclaiuted any u,rr~i1t rredlt for hnv,ing induced Dr. .\lliin to coolo here, and expressed liirnsell' its strongly in favor oi hav- Elo: it fur uotlvclltloll under the tuspirei; ol` the (`onserv:\tlol\ (‘om- missinrt :md having an org:\ui7.allon provincial in scope. and .\lr. Ultostel' Mchure wllo said hi- hurl it letter from Mr. James White oi’ the ('on>'c-rvtttiott Commis- -inn llitorntirtg him that the con- vvnlion was to he hold l"cb. 19th

.tml llotli. ln Montreal.

A man at sixty years of age is either a failure or a success. BEECHAM 'S PILLS have been made for sixty years and have the largest sale of any medlcme in the world! Millions use

f' " F4 Queen Street, “‘ L0ND_ON_ i ,,,,,,,_AN,,_ BEE(i|'|I-\W|'S

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, MAKERS OF lC°`|'|”U EMULIIO? '

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- BISHOP BARRY DEAD.-Word was received at the Episcopal Phl- ,itce here yesterday of the death ol' the ltlt.-_ht Rev. Thomas Barry of l‘.ltltllum, N. ll., llis Lordship Iiishop ()‘l.our_v loaves this morn- ing to attend the ftlnelul vvhlcll luke-.s place on Titursduy -morning.

-AT HOME.-A lurgo number

aitemleil the At Homo in St. Pauls ll-ull, Suminerside on Wednesday evening under the auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary of the A. 0. H. A programme of music, dancing and whist wits greatly enjoyed. The prize for whist was won by Miss ltlllt-en Doyle.-~~ I.. _

-LATE MR. PATRICK DALTON -The death occurred recently at

Skinncr‘s Pond oi Mr. Patrick

Dalton, n' brother of lion. Sir t‘llarlrs Dalton, ut the advanced Hitt' of 85 years. in addition to three sons, three daughters and a sister, the deceased left. fifteen gr'undt~hlldren. Ono of the daught- ers. .\1rs.Mlt-ltacl Ready, resides at Palmer Road. 1*. E. I. Tile other members ot' the fntnlly live lu New Hampshire. His wife prede- ceased him five years ago.

AT THE METHODIST CHURCH

-l’rofessoi- (‘.hudwick ol’ the pipe orgun department of Mount Allison University who gave such it de- ltghitlul organ recital on Friday evening presided at the organ in the Methodist Church at both ser vices yesterday and gave n, pleas- ing recital at the close of the even ‘Ing service. Miss Gurney contri- buted two beoutlful solos at both the services and' lltev: Mr. Glen- dcnnlng preached, taking as his evening subject, "The Forward Movement,” upon which he gave an able discourse.

Much sylupuilly is felt for Mr.

und Mrs. (‘ltlrkin, Emyvulc, in the death of their only und' beloved child, Clara Marie, at the early age ot' 19 months.

About three weeks ago, she cou-

tractod it serious illness, and in spite of lnedimti skill und tender musing her pure spirit returned to llinl who gave lt. Site was an vxcoptiolltllly bright child. and will be greatly missed -by her sorrowing parents.

"Sutter little children to come

unto Me for of such is the Kingdom of lleaven."-

'l`he dc-nth occurred in Borden

on Jan. 2nd ot' l.u\\‘rcnec Hennes- st~_\', torntcrly ol' Cape ’1‘l-averse, at the nge of S0 years.

The ilet-eased had been in deli-

(-iitc health lor at number ofyenrs, but \vu.- able to he about until ten tlitys previous to ills deitlh.

lie was attended in` his illness

by Rev. Falller Mclntyrc, who ad- mini.~atereil to him the lust sacr ~ ments bl' the Roman Cnllloiiic vhurr-ll. lie is survived by his Wife and nine children, namely, Mrs. <1. lt. .\li-uilliin, .\ii~s. s. J. Gillis, \\'usti'rn tlilnitrlu; Mrs. 'l‘l\oriuts (`;mlpln-ll, (llertlioltl, alllil iilitasos l-Lilo and lllfinrlle at lionn-; (i4‘UTl:r-, ol` 'l‘r_\on. hlouiy ot' N. ll., l~1d\v:trtl

itntl l.ouis :ti home.

Tho toni.-ral took place to Seven llc llity on Sunday. The pall-

bortrers were 1~ldwilrd l\lcl’llerson, Tlloiz. i\lt-(‘:trvell, Iltlrry Mtttlltrt, John .\lttr|':t_\', l\Ii<~lt:ti-l i\le(!:trvell :tllil (‘.ll:t|'lc:; .\lelIon:tl<l. .'\i:ty his

soul rest in pt-acc.

Many friends will lcnrn with

sincere regret that Mr. John Alex under- McKenzie, of llarlsvllle, who wits so severely injured by ‘being lciclu-tl by it llor.<e in til-is city on 'l`tlestiu_v Jantlury tith, passed away ill the Prince Edward lslund llos-

pital on Saturday lligllt. at 10.40.

For il time his condition scented

to give seine hope bu-t. three days before his death he became paraly- zed and unconscious und lt was then apparent that his life was drawing to its close. The sud event will czuliie deep regret for d'eceas ed was it citizen of the best type, one of the foremost farlners of I-lartsvillc und it prominent member and worker in the Presbyterian Church ut that place. To his grief stricken fnmlly which includes ills wife und four sons and eight daughters, deepest sympathy goes out; also to ills three. brothers, Rev. J. W., nr Belfast. and Neil :md John T.. of this city and his sisters, Mrs. Nell Mclmod and Mrs. Alex Matheson of lmtduibnne. The funeral takes- place -tomorrow at 1.30 p. nt. from his homo to Harte

vlllc (fentetery.

..*AT HOME.-Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Patton, llollobuy West, who are new coolers from Boston, occupying the old "Knight farnl- stead," were at hottie to their friends and ttcqunlntnnces, on Mon- day evening. and n most delightful evening was spent consisting most- |_v of it muslcnl clmractcr. Miss Witldron, nf Siunmlersidc, n plun- lst nl' wonrlcrful technique and nl- so it vocalist of no mouu order, dc- llghted the guests whllc Mr. Edgar Frlxttcis sang in his own lnitnitnble style. Mrs. Allun also rendered' several appreciative solos, in nil, it rurc musicnl trcat. Among thc guests outside the immediate neigh- borhood. were Mr. and Mrs. Allan. llny Fortune, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo. E. Saville, Annandale, Jno, Alfred Mc- llonnld, Herntnnvllle, Edgar Fron- cls, Fortune Bridge, Miss-Waldron.

Summerslde, Mr. Chtiffcy (Mrs. l"atton‘s futher); Mr, George Cantp- boll, Mr. Cltnrles Townsend, Mr. and Miss Dixon, Rollo Buy. Dain- ty refreshments were served by Mrs. Patton, assisted by tho young ludies. i

freight train leaves Charlottetown n at 7 a, m. for Bourls three n

side u freight trnin goes up on 8

trains run practically ns before.

Bank of Commerce. Mr. Miles enter-

cessively Manager nt Stony Plain.

been promoted to Charlottetown., If lie ha the reputation of being u si

bnbly the champion egg layer of' Canada. This industrious fowl, tr

290 cess within the last twelve 'V

38 hens. _Yesterdayhe got twenty I° eggs and the day before~ei hteen. sa

been between eighteen and twenty

one of its most respected citizens to in the person oi’ Mr. William G. to

came suddenly' at the last. ge was in

mourned hy it large circle ot 8| trlends and relatives.

widow, two sons and three daught- E East, William al home, Mrs. \/ln- p

Emmeline, it medical missionary in gl Central India, and Eliza, in trnin- ing ill the Prince Edward island fe

attendant during the last duys of U

het' l'nther’s illness. The funeral services at the house h

course of people followed the re- fe

‘ I" I I eneAr`|_v_~E»N.rovE\o ~rR|_Pé- in

Mr. Samuel"iProfitt‘1 ol' ~F‘r"cc-town

the l’. W. _(YI represorttutive io the National Students Convention had ly

out of Des Moines, where he owns

on farming. Mr. McCallum made _ni

long remembered as he took him lf

University, was another lslnnder _

TUESWW , 'ycomarainai __ -:path nge-_tra been _ , , t ' '

Hvvv ws <=°~m+|°~}--; "‘ih.’ii'...»ii§ .Sita 'i.i.§§'q.i§.ri°ii.

l The ell' !9l'l'Y Bi°°m°\‘ Il 919°' 9”' concerning conditions which obtain

clog t ' rst ice conditions since ed- M Warm,” and §,.||m°n_ "B, - ~ . B119 It 0" the B°l'd'°D'T°\‘m°"' side resort; ln England and asked . . ~.~»--. ~\ - .-.\ \ . . » ` .. _ , , tine serv ce. The trip over yester- me Majm. if he wa, aware ibm ` " ` i` i"~"` `. . _ ‘ ~ " , day took her two hours and fo&‘__ty Brrghwn was grequemgd by n|0u5.§ ‘ _ _ UVB minutes \° “°°°'“P"5h “nd 0 ands of girls who weredeludiug and _ \ ` - ~ hours and fifty minutes to rettirn. s.,,m.|nz the Bo|d,e,.,_ The Mum. ,.6 | _ 5 ‘

d that he was not aware ot ' ‘

thing of the sort and he did not i

k -the soldiers were so easily. - , ded. Mr. Strong than referred! _ _ _ '~ ' ‘ statistics re soldiers who" were ~ “\°` 7 ` ` ' ‘V-`~'~ " "‘\"\ -`<‘-`>-- -’\\; .~ “\ ~ .. .

These conditions with the handling me or baggage, mall and' exrpresg moon any that the freight is accumulatinglon mm the other side. Yesterday morning del" there were 102 cars of freightrto to come across. und

NEW “ME TAB'-E-“Th” "9" greater than those who were wound

time table went into 0901111011 ,011 ea. He milieu the Marci- tr Mrs. nl- tbe P. E. Island Railway yester- ps day. The main changes are that a. T

times n week instead of every dey, s0_ . Md on the ""0 Weil 0' S“m“\°f' Detective sergeant Bradley gave

Tuesday. Thursdtty und Saturday the and cdmon buck on Monday Wed- org nesduy and Friday. The rest of the 0|

New MANAGER BANK or “Y commence.-Tn.. Guardian is 2°* pleased to welcome to Charlotte- 1° town Mr. C. L. Miles who has ar- tg:

r e s ee r. . . a r-

,ZI dagomzffiigtg. Ig, ,ge “éanI:d:'a:‘ that it had been arranged that El

and his wife would come to Sum rslde on Tuesday and have the

lls

cd the ("anadiap Bank of Commerce '"9 _

in 1904, and hntl trulningin twelve b“’*i"""95 fixed “Pi” SU'°"K" Om”

branches when in 1909 he became Mr-

Mnnnger at Kamsnck. He was suc- ggy un%_____m__e" having drlven over _

Stmthm 8 P ova ‘_ Big nr and- t ere. ey saw Ellis on the pint- ' B al-3 ' tur - ` H,,,,be,.t_°'|;,.},ni rwmfh plans he has form or thc house and asked hlm_ e the Signs e of .

he were ready to go to Sumrncni de. lie sold that ite did not undt=r| nd that he was to have gone]

, ,, .

; t '--at > .r and fin bu l- 5"’ mm 0 AH uw gy B S t dlly. He left for Sumulernldt-l‘

ness and personal qualities. ` 32” A cHAMP|oN HEN.-zur. J. B. the

Rombougm Mmm, Edward Ronrd Mrs. Ellis at the Summerslde Sta- is tho owner of u hon which is pro- tw” in me evening- her husband

UHVIHE Bone home on the earlier

months. This is certalnl a wond- H” erful 'record. Notwithslllfhdlng the and kmfed h°\`- _she bf/*Wed til the com weather Mn Rombousws hens Ramsey! that night and got up at are keeping nun supplied only f°“f 1" "ls m°rutf~s and left for with ri-een egos. He has a total or ‘“:_'“°- Sill* was Hleerwfr on the

o man ot' many sterling q litles. sn upright and generous in all his qu dealings and oi more than usual no intelligence and will be sincerely hu

He leaves to mourn besides his St

smoked cigarettes.

ever seen her smokin; and did ot know that she had ever done

vldence regarding the arrest of

the deceased. _

Considerable evidence was given _ Charles Ramsay ot Harmony u Khbour of the Ellis! He said that had sold Mr. Ellis 60 acres of d direct and 50 acres through lSoldler's Settlement Bonrd and

_noon train. Mr. ltamsnv met

ntn. At nine o’clock on Tuesday

which already, some time 1180, re- “ight MW Ellis Came I0 the RHI!! celved honorable luontiou in the “ay press, has to her credit lt total of her

home and stun that she and husband' had trouble- “he near finished me this time" she said. said thatbe knoct ed her down

nge in the kitchen. Mrs. Ramsay ld that the deceased seemed great

The average all along latoiy has ly excited-

he told hlm that when she

per day. came home from Summerslde ber

-__-__ husband was lying on the lounge

_ with a butcher knife; that he

There passed peacefully away nt caught her and ben, her neck back Morell on Friday morning, Nov. 21. She Sam (0 him --if vnu are going'

fI!lS_I_1 mc, I will show you where cut. She said' that all the monev

Compton. at the age of 72 years. she had was ,en dollars which he~r

The deceased had been in poor. b th health for some time, but the end mr; er had given her as H Christ

s present and whlchshe was go- ll t0 Sfwnd in Summerslde. Ram- y undersiood- from ber that the arrel started about Mrs. Ellis t delivering the message to her dsbimd Hb0ul going to Summer e. On cross-examination -by Mr. rong witness said' that Mrs.

e were nothing but barbarians

Lhall Dockendorif, ol` Mount Hope, and It was dimwlt Iorlhe with

tem. If .Ml. Ellis Senior were me things would have been dif- rent. She said that she d' ot

ld lt

liospittll, and who was his l'nithi‘ul like Canada and mat f1\9l`0 WHS

law in Canada

0- . .Miz Strong asked if Mrs. Ellis

d offered to take cure of the

_ _ . tl

and grave were conducted by Rev. Rumsay Children When the DRY-

J. M. McLeod and a large con- ell

ts were away and Mrs. Ramsay piled that she dia not want to

mains to its last resting place in trust them with -her as she did the Bangor Camera,-y_ _ not think the woman wus quite

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Iiod she'snid_anylhlng i ut no lttlng suldlde a'e‘lted Mriiggrongfin

She said' that it she could nxt

who reeerttl5"-,‘rettlrne_tl` front Dos. get sutlombtionifrom lawygigl th# .\’loines, lo'\t°a, tvllerr he- went _as Wm, onlyfddng \oa`y'Dut_~» ,»‘_ ~

Mrs. Ramsttys eirltlence w£_s rr_li_\ln _oorroliorntlve of that of her hits

it dellglltful visit. While ‘ln_ Des bond, J- ' ' »

Moines. he had the pleasure of meeting several Islanders lnclud- Summersida testified about a wom lng Mr. W. A. McCallum ,formerly in coming to his more to buy 8 if l.ot 48 who ls now living in hot water bottle -but he was not lliillas., Centre about twenty miles sure that she was Mrs. Ellis,

Mr. Percy " Enmah, ‘Dru-ggiél

Dr. Stewart of Tyne Valley testi-

ronsidernble property and carries (leg to Ellis summoning him the

t of his wl1e’s death. When he

Mr. Profltt`s short visit one to be went to the house he asked Ellis

his wife was dead. The latter re

by auto to nil the places ol' interest piled that he did not know, The nud did all in his power to show Doctor went up to the room and 1 l’. E. Islander te real good time. found hefcould just push open the Dr. D- Norton. nrlnclpcl of Drakcs dopr about six tnchesas the trunk

he witness replied that he_had- _

I * Children Cry for I-'leI:c||el"3

A R

er treatment f r tai dl e -. ' t claiming uint the :tations vie: _ The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has beeni

in use for over thirty yea1s,has borne the signature of

_ and has been made- under his por.

sonal supervision since its iq! ' ,

» ' Allow no one to deceive you

All Couitterfeits, Imitations and "Justus-good" are bug Experiments that trltle with and endanger the health of

i .Infants and Children-Ex erience a ainst Ex riment.

prisoner and -producing the t'nz_I and scissors found lu the room s

Ramsay had lust tlte prisoner , 'l‘uestl‘ny morning, Mrs. Ram- |

em namely: _,_ Robbilm of M0ren_ _llin had remarked that the pco-

Wind Colic and Diarrhoea;

what is éAS‘|“Ol=i°|A r 5

, Castoria is a harmless substitute for'Castor 011, Paregorlc,

Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has

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The' Kind You Have Always Bought

allaylng Feverishness arising

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ONLY TABLETS MARKED “BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN

Not Aspirin 'at All without the “Bayer Cross” '

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For (`ol<lu. `Pnin, l.\trni>n;.'n. ~'1iill`-ln."

1-knee which contnins complete di-

Yi rind l`or Iiiuulttt-in-. f\‘r-ttl':\l_-_-'itl. 'i`~»~-ll:- uehe, linrrtidtc. tulle .\.-pirin rnurk~-ti Iwith thc nmnc “Ii:t_vcr" or you nrc , not tnliiltjf Aspirin :lt tall.

At-eepl., only "li_uyc\' Tablets of

Aspirin" in nn unllrokcll “Buyer”

nt'L~lIt‘l1cItlcslL‘i‘ uf 5`nliL‘}'lit’ntiil_ \\'llllt- it Innnufueturi-, to usuist the puhllc nhtllnst will bc stumped with their general trade

emi, lil|i'tltm'ti"ln. .Qti~'lie:t. .'\"~‘!'iii~, l~v‘!i'~i'-=. 'i`!lt‘t: _\‘o‘il arc getting' ren.

.\>:pirin-tllc ,"1-ntlirlo Aspirin pre in-ribvil by pllysiciulls for over nmc- ti-eu yours. Now made in (inunda-

lIunil_v tirl boxes containing I2 tab'

lets cost hut tt few rents. Druggist! ulso soil larger "Buyer" pueliagoa.

There is only one Aspirin-“Bayer”-You must. say “Bo;;c':” Asnlrln is the tmilo mark (registered ln Cnnnda) of Bayer hiuntifoclure of Mona-

ls well known that Aspirin mi-uns Rnyor lmltntlunu, the Tablets of Bayer Company mark, the "Bayer Cross."

was against it. lic suw the womnn lying there but made no cxatuinn- lion.

Mrs. Lilian Doyle testified [to

meeting the deceased In the walt ing room of ‘the Summcrsldc Stn- tion on Tuesday. She was sitting on the benchnnd crying with hcr head bowed down. Mrs. Doyle synt pnthized with hor and asked her what was wrong. Sho replied, “l am ln ‘great trouble. I wish l were dead. If there was ll. hole in the ice, I would jump in."

She also said that her husband

had beaten her and showed her her arm on which there were bruis es. There were two cuts, one deep- er than the other on the loft forc- urm and below the elbow. Mrs. Doyle took her to her house for

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tea. On the way up to the- store sho said that her husband' had kick ed hor; she also said that when site was taking her lporridge in the morning that he had tried-to choke hor. Sho spoke about consult ing lawyers with regard to her hue bund‘s treatment of her and said that no doubt they would arrest him for assault and that when he was released he would repeat the name trentrncnt. 'I will cut my throat, she sold, ‘lf nothing else can be done] '

Dr. MncPhee who .performed the

autopsy gave evlde~nce'in detail, giving it an his opinion that the :recessed had bled to death tn bed und had fallen out. Both his exam- ination rind cross-examination were of considerable length. -

who welcomed Mr. Profltt, he being c

formerly of Brudenell. Dr. Martin, formerly of Montague and an old P. W. t.‘. boy showed his interest ln his former home by extending Mr. Profitt many courtlsieg and‘ the clamllshlless of the P. E. Is- landers was evidenced on every side. On the way home Mr. Profltt visited, Chicago, Toronto and Mont- real and met numerous old friends, lormer comrades overseas, he hav- ing been overseas for three years.

The preliminary enquiry into

the case against. Corbett Ellls_-be- fore Alex Campbell, J P. at Summer side on Saturday was adjourned for one week.

The first witness examined was

Major Bra-mpltt of Toronto, it brot- her of the deceased and 3 Lecturer in Toronto University. He said that he and his sister were born I.\1 China, where his lutller wus a mls sionary and that_ she wns thirty- three years of age. He had never inet Ellis personally -but he had ii letter front his sister ln October in which nite dealt. with .thc relations between them. She. .was educated nt Trl-nity HN! School, England und hurl been nursing.-in u London llonpiltli, .

Major Brnmpitt underwent a

,lengthy cross-examination by Mr. Strong the prlsonsfsfcounsel. He naked ir the witness had known of it disagreement between Marlo and her father und he replied that he was unware of lt. He said that she was of rt sensitive und affectionate nature rind' site was not subject to tits of _temper so far ns ho knew. The Mnjor_ tlld not know of any trouble between his father and one of his brothers, who had also been inthe army, Marlo had not been turned out of her fnther"g house while ite was there and he did ‘not know that such a thing had happen nd. She seemed rather in poor`

health when he had seen her und;

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