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ii ri. Moi-niwn. S‘¥‘“'“"'“‘“°' "gs “ ' I ‘ " ‘playing tm uije Baitiiiiare. Mii., iiaaii- ' nrt-r by the mail special to alle CIIIIIIPCII WIIO GI'0W VCU' F150 ` ey l~°a"‘- tm f0l'ln¢l` b¢lnZ Canfnin

llnsllflii-he en route to M0n¢t°“ U” 5 of the Dentists. _

Tm ~ l>“’i”°sB nw' -- Need gareml Wucmnm _ ‘_._°Angus McDonald. Souris West

,. e late Reagh Bell,

Th.” llluliliiiliiuttilihik place yesterday chmlu 0 froiii the residence of his ufti-i-iiiii»ii\___5 (;e,,_ Bell, 116 Prince fl1°ih‘"' ,inc 'liwlilcii Cemetery, ser- éig' iiie iioiiaa aiiii grave belns liliiciliiiztisil lil' Rev- Mr' Heaney'

_\H,.,.,, in-war, Newlands, Itoyalty, .A hu,-i liecii speiidiiiig the winter \_n ‘lm-'| unil other parts of the lini- llhmdtiites has returned home, hav- ml lieciireciilled hy the serious ill- iilfllls ot his futher. -

'|’lie fuiierul of the late MIB- -]0hll .H__“.k,,,,,- was belil Monday from her 1. to resiilniicii, liongworth Ave, Char- l;:m,,,,,,-,,_ to t;he_People's _Ccmeteiy iiev. J. Heaney, B. A., ofliciated at ,he services at the hou_se and grave.

YvSm.,1,,y ,loliii Fall, Crapaud. the ,.,,ii,ip; niaii ivho was so seriously_in- " -il by ii felling tree some time will and who has since been under- tiratiiiciit in the P. ld. 'Island ,`,,,,,,|`,,ml_ wiisremoved to, his home iii (L1). \Vriglit‘s Ambulance.

'|’lii- fiiiii~.rnl of the late Mrs. Joliri |.,,,~k,,,,,,,_ Hi-., who died recently in \liiiil;igiic, was held Mouday_ morn- ing ii<.i.i iiia if. ic. 1. rt. station, at l‘liiii~lotl.cto\i'ii, to St. Petcr's Cat_l.\ed-~ iiil iiiid t`eiiict/ery, Rev. Canon Simi)- ,-eii officiiiting. The following were the pnllln~iii‘ci`s: W. Ii. Cotton, F. R. p‘l,_t,Ui|~_ ,liylili Wllliilmn, W. F. H. (gli--i-ell, John Currie and A- E- 38.- liiiic.

'l‘liii iiiiuiuil 'Fhanksgiving service of ilu- Hii'1.clbi-ook Baptist Qhurch was 1,.-lil .iii Sunday evening lust. the

Next to infancy, _ »

l ilie can between Q ten dr twelve and ‘!'rié4~*`( eighteen are the

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most critical in life, § especially lor the F boys and girls who "‘°°W\

.growtoo`l°ast. Rapid _ ._ .__ growth and the fp.-," _ physical changes \ l

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tha: are taking place render them parti- cularly liable to ivcakiies: and dis- orders of the diges- tive system, kidneys or lungs that vcty frequently, \\'hcn_ allowed to ruh on, condemn them to s lifetime of suffering.

It is most important that at this period

oflife those organs which carry ofl' the body’s waste and impurities-the bowels, the kidneys and the skin-should be kept active and vigorous.

Nothing will do this more effectively

than that good old-fashioned remedy, Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. It acts directly on each of these organs, enabling them to do their work properly, and thus keeps the whole system pure and healthy.

Dr. Marr¢`r Indian RMI Pi/lf are

still made from precisely the same formula as when our grandparents used them, for nothing better has ever been devised.

Made by W. I-I. Comstock Co. , Ltd.,

Brockville, Ont., uid sold by Ill dealers st 2;c. a box. i ig

lr. Herls‘u /ndlus Uni I'/ll: would muh her hulls; ssl happy.

left yesterday morning eni route to British Columbia where he intends to locate. He will be.J'oined later by his llarnlll-B. Alfred and Mrs. McDoniald.°

The many friends of Wm. Teed, Sr, Charlottetown, will he glad to learn that he is improving after an opera- tion for appendicitis in the P. E. 1. Hospital. He is now well on his way to recovery. `

..."l`he funeral of the late Annie

Burke who died in Boston Saturday will be coiiducted from the house of her futher Joseph Burke to the cemet- ery at Fortune Bridge today at 2 o'eloclr.‘

A Mayfield correspondent writesi-

Mayfield School is rapidly progres- sing under the careful management of Miss M. Mcfiuigan. The many friends of John Arthur will be pleased to hear that he is recovering from his recent illness. Allan and'Mrs. Wyand iinid 'a flyin$' visit to Summeraide recently. Miss Debbie Linkletter has returned to her home in Linkletter after spending two weeks with her friends in Mayfield. Hammond Mc- Kinstry has been the guest of John Arthur for the past two weeks. Some of the men of this community are Very enthusiastic over the new and prosperous business, fox ranching.

Oni Thursday, Feb. 22nd, the com-

munity of St. Patrick's, Lot 22, iuffered a loss in the death of Pat- :ick Murphy, one of its most respect- l rd citizens. The- deceased was born iri- 'Jounty Mona,ghan,' Ireland, seventy lotlnyears 'ago and `enjoyed good health until three months previous

iiiiiiii iiiiilitoriiim of the church being ' . _ ,. . _ - to his death. His many acquainit- piickeil us \vi‘ll :is the vestry being ____13_l§:cdEll1° (iilllsy __(-'h3"l_0t_Wl30Wn~ inces will long remember him as a rouiliii-liililv seiitecl. The Dont-Ol’ Bllnke G r t 0" ’e_5““ Spec" ' f"0Ul .rue and zealous friend, being ever frtiiii iv.-i-ils as found in the 103 C0? lie Owilnyentcl ay 8.ft9l`nf?0n _ffnln ready to relieve those in distress and l‘siilin.~, 2 verse: Bless the Lord oh fa EHFY. 11- 0 assist in promoting every cause niy siiiil iiiifl for-get not all HIS bone- _Dr F W C'_ _“__ hat; tended towardg the sommon ms. 'l`iiie ili.~ii-oiirse from beginning to of Tifn. ‘ _‘Els Ulmer' lolfmerll' :ood. Honesty 'and truth dominated i-iiiliiiu uns iiblc and eloziueut in the _t U5 aff," w“T,_,_'1“ wi "for dlrecml tis- every action and won for him the iuvtrciiiii sciisc of the word, and well ig tie lifnce ‘K Wald _slaild han lf good will of all with whom he assoc- ,,,,-rii.-ii the hearty commendation .os on ,Mt Wee' Dr' (“i}"st0pl‘.‘"` 1* ated. Besides a large circle of

vice~prcsident of the Prince Edward

ti-liii-li il received fi'om all present. _ _ _ ' riends, he leaves to mourn three 'l‘lit~ i-lioii-_ iiiiiini- their efficient. organ- ifgaud Bengvolerx; Agsblcicmtlon lgndel sons and two brothers. His funeral in iii.-_ .wiiimii-w woaii, aiippiiaii Os” “““"’°°s e “ was h” ~ 10 St- Ann’s Church. Hone River. _,i-iiiiiii iiiiisic. for the occasion. A _ _ .ook place on Saturday morning. ill ' d th The patrons of the Kellsmgton ind des ite the inclemency of the

,fruit-i‘i»ii.< ollering was receive at c ._ _ . _ . P __________ ___ _hc sc__vice_ Daityirig Asgociation will regret to ,,e,,_the,-_ was wen attended_ The

learn that ohn Anderson has re

nemhers of St. Patrick s Branch of

-was TROUBLED wirri ?.;'=.'i;i‘l..§l:? iiiferliiii§..°{..i“°.i‘;..1“.~ ;*“= B- I- °‘,;"“,,°“,‘;; W” i

eied good service to the Association

_ _ _ -barter mem ier, en e e proces-

Valued "nd I’I`0h“‘e“t Olhcer “nd fend iion and paid their last tribute of

' _ ` _ - ‘espect to one of their most active

_ J- F- Pl`0ntl1- Kensington. l18S fe' ind progressive members. The funeral .nd nnlltll' been BPP0lntell 7-0 llll the VB- :crvice was performed by the pastor,

. Fanny- .tev. A. McAulay. The pall-bearers

_ O M _ *“_ _ _ ____ 2_____ /ere: W. H. Hogan, David Flemming,

ull' lihe Igiihgiltgtghenttdhgtie lieldb a ieIl]tm;dTr:i;i1lS;~h' Pgtghthllnonlgupggi'

' o n . 0 , an <

QF very interentiiii: debate in the fem- ;ni-_ 'riia Guardian aiiiaiiiia sympathy

pcrance hall, when the following sub-

.o the bereav ed.

*_* ject was discussed:-Resolved that ---

Thrpush one een” ef nnvilier \ larsl' “Fe “mfld ‘S ’"°Wl’1_l§_ l’°“"’ lt‘;_5*““_d ._.»Tiia geographical iiaaitiaa at E:l.l°l'lf{h0f P°°l}l° UC tlfgllblgllli IDP? 01 ;_)r__i§;’i‘:_;“§___‘;'0_‘__i:_‘;'e_ D'°S§lc(}’£‘e__Z_§ “J louris, though doubtless having some

. Wl GOES 011110 enl' l'°UD P- ` '_ ' , » ~ llsadvantages, h s, nevertheless Little attention is paid to the slight F- Pmlltt. T- W- Bentley. G00l"g‘ many advantages. a One of these is

weakness of the heurt,but_whcn it starts B_rown_. Dr. Dnrrach. On the uega uggestcd in connecuon with the now ,to beat irregularly’ or intermittently, tive side were.-John Anderson, Dr Esured Car Ferry at the Capes and Elllllnin Ind l-U0 . Skip beats, beats Houston, R. Nicholson, Mr. McLeod. ,_ ,tandardizing of the p_ E_ L }{au_ -_nsfizr panties, the__:e:_o ptovéagéo 'rhe viite being taken _the result_l_ _,,,,y_ This is found in its relation to “xg” B-_-_d°a,p' - _ -K “mod 8 for and 49 afimnsif - ~ ~ --- 'zhroiigh--trs.vel- between.-Porta, Bas-

T°9~l-l Bunn N533* Mm9“m'| Huh -A rathcr peculiar incident oc ‘ue and western mainland points as

N ,yu d in ~ t ‘ _ ompared with Sydney and the I. C.

:gg °’ermV°_m:____5;°::u‘;;‘_ W 3'" Vmmp curred on the afternoon of the civ_ii ,_ through N_ S_ By Way of Soqris

P election in Summerside. It is suit* 1

'11-,cy do this by then- |»¢,¢¢,|-.gin ln. . . _ ind the Car-Berry a hundred miles fluence on everyorgm and tissue of the f£‘;tas§;Be,_g€°i’1§tJZ,’gl _'§_t£°lit“;‘_;'_§;’;_’_‘__ an lie saved between Port a Basque hwy' vbilc one of our iroriiinent rich but ind Monclon' This. would mea” con'

Mm john J, Dqqmay N" Glasgow, ‘_ _ _lt from mf iideriible in both time and money to N.S., writes:-"just a lew lines to let cle” was °‘ t f th ;lie travelling public. It is of course ynu know what our Milburn's Heart Blur” t° and ““t_the B “tc “__ ‘ idmittedly difficult to bring about and Nerve-Pills lisve done for me- I Polls- 50"” ““]l’"” “°tl‘““y med to -hanizes in established transportation wi troubled with weakness and r>=li>l- mal the f"°"° "Om “ls jmce-_ Tl* -aiitea, but uia said-Nawfoiiiiiiiaiiii tation of the heart, would have severe 0Wlnl-Y to the Stove l=~lnI1 109 'J _yommny might be -willing to make

.- ' -: r _ _ . :‘:"‘:i:f=ii°“f;.:i“‘°.s:;';°°¢:f.iLih°°.::.‘: ;i;:;_.2:§;i.2;°i; ‘.:.:@f‘f..tz.".‘;~‘ -t

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get none to answer my case like your owner who had _ considerable t"i_>_ublr figgzlzogkgzl; 1;, v;?,ul§0_ bsfhlielorlrliialttlg

IIS. ll can recommend them highly to put it back in its former poratioi » . l°fllll1-"Wins ll¢’”ll’l-DY HUVC Y-l’°l1bl¢9" Thi lein a ver serious matter our' B at. least worth considering by thi’ pmt 50 ccms‘ per bon or 3 boxes' for ___ gm’ piivate getective Philip San iouris Town Council. Many towns fi- . - ~ _ “ li _ _ would give great prominence to this

""7" ““r“ll,d°“l°f5;r§' ¥“‘ll&?n;i“'°°¢ °’| is now working on the case and ar _dvantage and work it for the bene_ ".°"‘.l“° l“'\°¢_bY G ' “m QW rests are expected sbortly.S. _t of the town_ G0 thou and do

Liinuefl. Toronis. Dru.

ml.-*;_____ _._am- . *i`_.._..._i_...

at Prowse°s

Men's Fur Collars, in

Wombat 2,90

Men's Fur Collars, Otter

i 4.00

Boys’ wool Sweaters 356 Mcn’s - Kumlort Mitts

-35c

I’enmsn's _ Underwear

Fleeced lined per suit

` 754:

Stsnfield’s Unshrinhshle Underwear, Blue Label PCI' Suit 200

Men's Flannel Shirts

all grades 20 p. c. off

Men’s Ovsrcosls Beaver

Cloth, fur collar II.50_

Men`s 0vercosls,heavy

tweed College collar worth up to za_oo for

650

_Bed Comforts, large Size, Heavy quilted, L50

Men’s Coon, Costs 40.00 _Men’s Fur Costs, Black Bishop Coat l6.00 No - I. Montsns"Ilolns

4.50

_Grey Goal Robes larsa size 6

A correspondent writts from Cen- tial Royalty as follows'~'I`he roads

excitement caused Miss Sadie Ma

t Brid e has beer

on an ex en ec is alty, the guest of Marybelle McRae Miss Gladis Campbell was R pawelll! er from the west Monday morning. Miss Campbell is teaching in Centra Royalty and has excellent manage ment. Among those who attendee the banquet nt York on Wednesda'

Miss Mary Mizliae, Miss Mathlcson

Jniiii oaiiaiit, oyster Bed Bridge. re

from Roper Bros., from one of their best cows.

was in her sixty-seventh year, was ir her usual robust health until sudden

vived ia few days. Being the mother of a family of fotir sons and four

n all but one son comfortably

lil-tewise.‘

- - ii i“"f..?.'..i:s °°s;t;i.i‘°.;:.i~- -“Sal llislfllfllile

l hi:/le lizen cdamaged arid considerabli

thiqsonl '(t)ySd ml \ll3‘e(lt to. Llieiltral Roy _

arrhozone Afford Surest And

_ . .Quickest Cure.

Phe marvel of t e age in curing win

...‘The death which occurred at Bay _er iuE_that-S swhat thousands Bay Fortune on the 16th lnll- Of Eli" about Catarrhozone. There is noth- hcth. F8110! 0! G20- M- Dmgwellv hi,” ng so sure to cure, and to those in carried sadness into many l'l°al`t9 ln tear of changeable weather-those that community. Mrs. Dingwell, Wllc who easily catch cold-those who

work among lung-chilling surround.

nge. or where dust, impure ali- [D

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ly taken ill IJY th” dread M5655” - or damp can effect them.-let them pneumonia, from which she onlv sur- get (jawn-hozone and use it several

times daily-it will cure every time

daughters she had the DleBB\ll`° Ol BAD CASE CURED IN TWO I)AYSi

seei g settled in married-life. Judson who "1 was unfortunate enough to cub is on the_ homestead, Gordon and :h B bm ,wld from sitting in B Mrs. Henry Dingwell,- Annandale, are draught in my ban, head_i. writes all tllhi Femnin On the Iilnnd- Na' Miss Nora E. Jamieson, well known than. 'W8dlDBn. Mrs. Makin, MU- ln Sangre Grande, 'I‘d_ "An acute Aitken and MTH- Hardy "°5ld° in condition of cutarrh developed in my B09*-On “nd "'l°l“llY' Mrs' R'°l’°"t nostrils, and for three days my ay" Dl“3W°u» BW F°"t““°' l' tl" “ly and nose ran most coplously. The us- 5lB¢¢l‘ living- mln? °l H Very “tive ual remedies entirely' felled to re- body she was able to accomplish “WL I "Ld in the mnor Mwlpaper mo" "1"" me “H53” vermin' and about Ostarrhosone. and sent to W5' thu’ °““bl°d °° d° many dems Smith Bros.” drug store for 5 dollar of charity to those in need and dis- oumt In two da” Canrrholone trees. Always randy and willing to cleared out my no-,rm mud the di'l’°“'° h°'p""'my' 'mud and sneezing coughing and a'll traces of stranger were alike bountllully _snter- icaur-rh_;, ' afglézdwagngafyh;:)'“;ayTl;,,:,::L';;°Ci;?,f$ Large size tatarrhozone. suf=t_::;i:_t

R _ A_ D_ M into h for two rnon s use. guara

if)°f:°_iéial:f_:Rp“:tf°rholf;'e and gust 'A pi-les $1.00; smaller sizes 25c and very ,nge numb" were prneng to 50c. Beware of fmltstlons, and sub-

the ,Mt respect to Dm, who was stitutort, and insist on getting “Ca-

' - llgvlled by all' and who will he much l’f¢"‘l'n0*°n°" °|\lY- BY lnlll fl'0lll U10. _

. _ _ _ mined for n'm,v 8 day in eb, imma, Cetarrhosone Company, Buffalo, N. `“

-;i- - the church iindcommiinlty- `.i__Y_.." “"0 _K_'“"°,t_',’,'_"_ 9"" -‘ -_ .

|](llIlllRS _Hill GIVEN llPlllHOPE

__i_.

“Frui|l-a-llies” saved my Llle

Rivii-:rut A Puziuuz, Q., May 9. rgro. “I look upon my recovery as nothing

short of a piiracle. I was for eleven years, constantly suffering from Chronic Dyspcps is and Indigestion.

I was treated by several doctors and liey simply did me no good. During the latter part of my illness, I was so thin ilist I weighed only go pouuds,lnd l vouiitcd everything I ate.

The doctors gave me u_p to die as the

stomach trouble produce heart weak- ness and I was frequently unconscious. I received the Lest Rites Of The Church.

At this time, a lady strongly urged

me to try ‘Fruit-s~tives’. Wlieti I had taken one box, I was much better

and after three b_¢_>xes, I was practically well again and sd gained 2o pounds.

I have taklen r3 boxes in al=_a_i_id now weigh 150 pounds and sm we _

Madame ARTHUR TOURANGEAU. "Fruit-s-tives” is tlie only medicine

in the world made of intensified fruit juices and always cures Indigestion.

501:. n box, 6 for $2.50, or trial

size 25c. At all dealers or from Pruit- s-tives Limited, Ottawa.,

_Miss Mary McLellan who spenltnthz past week visiting friends in Char- lottetown, returned yesterday to her home at Elliotts Mills.

Miss Mary Murnaghau, riiilliner,

Charlottetown, was ia passenger to Georgetown yesterday afternoon en route to St. John to attend the mil- linery openings.

.._'Thc vote oni Church Union in

St. David's Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, resulted as follows:- Communicants for Union 51, against Union 4. Adherents, for Union 28, against Union 2. Elders, for Union, 3, against union 1. A total vote of 82 for and 7 against.

The marriage took place yesterday

in the Hodgson Memorial Chapel of st.`Pi-.tara cathedral or ici-nest A. Foster, the popular young proprietor of the Central Drug Store, Charlotte- town, und Miss Diisie B. Day, daugh- ter of the late H, W. Day, Summer- sidc, and until recently employed with the Prowse Bros, Ltd. The ceremony took place at 2.00 p.m., and was gi quiet one, only the immediate friends of the contracting parties bc- ing present, and the bride and groom

were unattended. Rev. Canon Simp- son officiated. The bride was pret- tily attlred in gi tailored suit of light fawn with bat to match. The happy couple left on the eastern train fm- Georgetown en route to Montreal, Toronto and other cities on their wedding tour. Both Mr. and Mrs. Foster enjoy a wide acquaintance and are held in high regard by gli. Their many friends will wish them 8 long and happy wedded life and with these The Guardian heartily joins in exten- ding good wishes.

The annual smoker and cuiicert by

which the militia and. citizens of Charlottetown comrniiniorate Puardc- berg Day passed oil most successfully lust evening ln the Armouries_

There were about 50 present and

Rev. T. F. Ful1erton,,Chaplain of the Fourth Regiment, presided.

After an excellent opening address

the ebairmani , and addresses hy Major Weeks and Col. Moore a splen- did program was rendered, This in- cluded a solo by Percy Stanley, ra- citation by D. E. Shaw, Solo by Percy Barlow, piano solo by l'rof F. T. Wetkls, and a quartette by Messrs Wellner, Moore and Hines, the fourth member, E. A. Foster, who was absent on his wedding tour, lie- ing represented by a pair ol boots. Peof. l<`. T. Watkis presided at . the piano throughout. '

After refreshments had been servcil

a number of speeches. recitatioiis, etc., were enjoyed. The evening was most pleasantly spent and the an- niversary is one which should be even more generally observed. Paardeberg Day made history for Canada and Canadians and its inerti- ory is deserving of perpetuation. There is perhaps no better way for the commemoration of the bravery of Canadian and P_ Island heroes of that great battle than by a gather- ing of the veterans and their com- rades on the date of each anniver- versary.

On the morniiig of the 13th av_cry

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