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- >_ `-.Tlmporfanf Provincial Nevis of lheweek for Saturday - ' Subscribers.

if _ 'Needs

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_ or Women’s

-- Everywoman should fort herself

: agginst those weaknesseifyand de-

rangelllellts which are usually pres-

Pl“H~l*l+l~l~ ent at tlmes when Nature makes

WEDNESDAY -D. R. Morrison, Summersiilc, ici

exul demands upon the system.

t For women’s special ailments

yesterday morning fo N tl ' New Brunswick in coniiectiiihr thedmrégalq known _remedy _‘Q Sa!!

the large railway contract which li has secured at Newcastle.

-The prohibition case of Gough v., _

alton tried at 0'Leary _yesterday he

ore Stlpendlary Wright, was dismiss_ d. for want of evidence. Neil Mn. UBFFIC. K. C.. Sumvmersidc, conduc-

ted the case for the defendant.

-At-the regular meeting nl the M°h°¢0n Tyr»0sraph~icni on-ion hem

a few evenings ago Daniel V. (lilln, son of Joseph Gillis of Sumniersi

as its President for the gnsiiing ycisii'

Pioneer Publishing Co., was elected

--Dealers in Albertoii ' thirty-six cents a iiiishzlref...p!:,},;l£, eighteen to nineteen ccnts n pnnnlj for butter, fifteen cents n dozen gn, eggs, nine and a half cents n nonnn for pork. eight ...ui rt hnu cts .. p.,,,,,, for hides, eighteen cents n bushel fin- potatoes, twcnty-three cents 1, pnnnn for wool and $11.50 a ton for 1n~nn_.,. ed hay.

John Horne, City, gin w,.|l_

known _horse-lnun. shiflbcii by the Northiimln-.rlniul ycstcrilny morning twonfy-two n,~_.,,_ class horses. I-1|: also ¢:l\ip|.n.| ,, large nuinbcr Inst we-ck. _'l‘l|i.inn.nU, he has shipped eighty-scvcn_

H&l`m0lly and unnninrity |nni~k,.,i

the proceedings of tho annual n¢\,,,,,i meeting at North Wilts-liirv. 'l‘lic ruin. payers manifested their iritcrcsf in the school hy votipi: n supiilcment nf $75.00, an incrcasé of $25_ Thr; i~¢.i,i,._ ing trustee, lvlnrilonk M1-licnn, was re-elected. Miilsumnu‘i‘ vzufution.

-Potatoes sold ull t_w'outy-two

cents is bushel in Siiinnn-rsirle yun- terday, wh-ite onts nt thirty-tivo to thirty-six ocnts nous. mul black outs at thirty-eight dents. buy at tcn to

ten and one bali dollars n ton, eggs at fifteen to' fiteen and one hail cents a doz, butter nl. sixteen to eighteen ccfnts npouinl an-rl wool nt twenty-three cents u pound.

-St. Paul's (‘l\urrh, Silmrnc-rsiilc,

was the scene olon interesting ovcut yesterday morning when Daniul Mc- Nnil, non of Jnniiis A. McNeil, and Miss Pearl Tamhlyn of Sumincrs-ide were united in marriage, the ccrc- mony ‘bcing pq;-fni'xiic<l by the liov. 'l`. McLean, Ming Gcrtie McNeil, si.».t¢’l‘ of the groom acted ns liriilcsiniiiil. while James Lamblyn, brotlicr of thc bride supported the grooms-niun_ Af-

,sh HS..

i These pills possess corrective and

' ionic propertieswhichhaveamarked

and formerly in thc em lo of df,

effect upon the general health and promptly relieve nervousness, sick headache, depression, backache, weakness and other unpleasant symptoms. Ileechzm’s Pills estab- lish healthy conditions and furnish.

Help at the' Q, Right Time ‘

Sold Everywhere. In Boxal sg cents.

The marriage was' performed at the rcsidcnce of the bride's parents on June 22nd, by Rev. John Gillis, in the presence of a large select com- pany of friends and relatives of the contracting parties, of Miss Ida E. Robertson of Pleasant Valley to Daniel McKenzie of Boston, Mass. The bride was beautifully -lressed in n. lustre suit and was attended by Miss Rachel McKenzie of Junction Road. 'Dba groom was supported by Peter McLeod of South Granville.

Win Mombourquette, managerof the

Quci-n Hotel, (Tity, has returned from. a trip to Cape Breton. While there he saw F. H. Stover, who is conducting the boring for the Maritime Oil and Gini (io. at Lake Ainslie. Mr Stover informed him that they had struck a current of gas which when lighted ‘ nt n flame u a thii-tv feet in the air.

so 1 1 Mr Stover judging from the indica-

tions as hc sees them at present, 'be-

lieves that when he gets about 100

fcpt deeper they will strike real oil

sand and then his efforts will be crowned with success. Quite a numfber- of P80919 here are interested in the project.

Yesterday was not by any means n

favorable day for the pitching of the militia tents yet everything was png through at Camp Brighton in regular style. In the morning the companies from the outside districts arrlved,|those in authority for the precau-

John J. Mcquaid, piequid, H.

bald Campbell, Clifton, J. Berrlllll.

David Ross, Kinross, George 'McK0l\

bert Jones, Mt. Herbert, Patrick

Campbell, Millcove.

Grand Jury, referring to the two criminal cases that come up for tria The jury then retired to consider these cases.

Application for natlurallzation was

made by John Ellison, of Boston, through H. J. Palmer K. C.

The following caseswere on

civil docket :

JURY CASES.

‘Charles Campbell vs., George Har- r s.

Horace Haszard vs., R. H. Bterns

and others. _ '

SPECIAL PAPERS.

Ch-arlotte Mcwade vs., Ronald Mc-

Enchern, an application to reduce the levy on an execution.

William Allan Stewart vs., The Oc-

ean Accident and Guarantee Corpor- ation latd. argument on- demurrcr.

NON JURY CASES.

Actions for Debt.

- James McQuarrln vs., Charles Mc- Eacbern.

Israel Block vu., Moses Jacobson, George Wightman vs. Albert Dewar. Mcllaughlin Carriage Co. vs. John

S. Cormier.

James T. P. Huestis vs. Charlotte-

town Foundry and Machine Company

Daniel McLaren vs. John A. Mc-

Isaac.

Roderick K. McKenzie vs. Malcolm

McKinnon.

True bills were found against Wil-

llam Power, for assaulting an officer ln the discharge of his duty; Eilward Hennessey on tho same indictment; and Frank Power and Pius Ilinns, for robbery. '

The Grand Jury in the afternoon

visited the Queen's County Jail, the Falconwood Hospital for the Insane, and the Infirmary.

The Grand Jury; reported as fol-

lows : To His Lordship the Ch-ief Justice

and Associate Judges.

May it Please Your Lordships:

The members of the Grand Jury

ofthe County visited the Falcon- wood Insane Asylum and the Infirm- ary and are pleased to be able to _report that they found these -institu- tions in first class condition both be- ing scrupulously clean and tidy.

The attention given t-he patients

by t-he attendants and nurses seam

the

-.fauna Paton, city, (foreman) Wil- liam A. Houston, -North Rustic; Davison, Mm wright, city, Braef ford W. Lepagn, Rlustfcovillc, Archi-

D““¢dill. E. Sullivan, Vernon RiV°l‘ Bridge. John Morris, Damald-it-On.

lie. Hillsboro, Augustus K. Henry, North Granville, Michael Candy. North Wiltshire, John J. Curl' 0. Fairview, Andrew Mooney, Montague Cross, James Dlckieson, New Glae-

EOW. Joseph Bigger, Brad-albane, Bg- Murphy, Vernon River and James

The Chief Justice addressed thi 1 AS

GUARDIAN

Mornlngl did you

g at that

shine ? "

“Put if on myself."

" You' re

joking!"

"Sure l did I "

"What polish?"

Combination Shoe Dressing

of oourae. lr's fha only drnalnl that wlll rua on a shura uk' ihai. sunen. foo. A shine or two a week, with arub ether mornings, ksepa my abou like new. Malreaihsm wear batter. toe."

A combination of a bottle of clolnllng

, liquid and a fin of polishing pasta. .Box

Calf for all blackshoaa-Rumor for hrvwna

or lanl. ,

At all Dsalara'- l Sc and 251:. _ Th¢rr'.r a flohlrr! Dressing le

Mry lmlhcr.

L I. PACKAID I C0.. Llmlhd. I MONTIZAI.

~~-D'UFillK thu night of the recent

thunder and lightning storm n barn owned by James Hughes, Ruskin, near Cardigan, was damaged. The

lighftning cutting right through the roo .

...What might have resulted iii a

very serious acci-dent occurred on Poole & 'l`,hompson’s wharf, Montag- ue, yesterday afternoon when a truck which was harnessed to a horse went over the end of the wharf, the \\ heels coming off. The horse managed to keep on the wharf and after some difficulty both lt and the truck were brought out of the perilous position. *The wheels were found in the water after some tedious' searching and the accident ended with little loss to the owner, Laugblan McPherson.

_-The death cook place at Summer- side on Tuesday night last, after an illness of some mont-hs of heart trou- ble of Mary VE. McNutt, widow of the late Richard Hunt, Summerside. She was seventy-two years of age and Wlls a daughter of the late I-lon, Peter McNutt of Malpf4que_ She leaves to mourn two sons Louis, the Fost- Master, Summerside, an-d William P, Manager of the Bank of Novn ,qnntla at Montreal; also, four daughters :- Mrs. J. B. Hegan and Misses lilo,-_ ence, Margaret and Ethel at home, The Hon. Peter McNutt, Malpeque, is a brother of the deceased. 'lihe fun- eral will take place Friday afternoon at Z o'clock from her late residence,

to be most careful and edlcient. We Granville- street to St. John's Church

inspect-ed carefully the sleeping apart- ments, dining rooms, bakeshop and kitchens, and also the laundry and folund everything in first class con- dition. We further wish to commend

ter the cererumy and a \\e-idllli: SOYHB by train and some hy team, tions taken and special care shown

breakfast Mr. mil Mrs. Mc.\l--_ii left by thc morn-lu.: train on n .-cliort' honeymoon tri>.

-On Suturdiy evening last it lilfflll

and represeiiaotive gathering of the hot 14 sect, is of the Presbyterian conlgrregation »f Richmond liar, 1-Inst, met at the 'iYi‘aiT\o to `bid"‘0i€ivcll to Miss Ethel G. Nason w ‘ is about to leave for lildrnoniton, gllirertn. Af- ter spending a very pleasant evening in music and social intercourse they presented her with a eomplimen‘;ary address accompanied with u. \vcll fil- led purse ofmoncy. 'l‘he _presentation was made by Mrs. l,oslii~ McLean, H. D. Doble, M 1.. A. read the address. Kind words and best -wishes for her future well-are were also expressed by a numbe of others present. After pnrtaking cl refreshments furnished by the frfeids the meeting broke up with the singing of Cod be with you till we meer again. Com. ,

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For every use in preserving. purifying and beauufying the skin, scalp. hair and hands of infants, children and adults. Cuticura Soap and Cut_icura Ointment have no rivals worth mentioning. For af- fections of the skin and scalp of young and old that tor- ture, disfigure, itch, bum, crustand scale, they succeed when all else fails. _

Ul°_Illl1.i0rity of the latter, however, nrriv_ed_ in a somewhat dampened condition but their spirits were not lowered materially by the overhang- ing clouds. Matters will proceed un- der routine this morning and the h0I>0 that the boys under canvas may have more comfortable weather for the remainrler of their term of in- both these institutions to make it canipment is genera-lly expressed. ‘pleasant and healthful for the pat*

A_~ W- UH-lllfllwll. Deputy Minister of RHIIWBYS. has returned to Moncton, Says the St John Telegraph. Speak.

ing for a moment or two to a Tele- 0Pil1`i0I\ df All the jurors that both graph representative, Mr Campbell tihese institutions were a credit to

said he was greatly pleased with the condition of the railway and its

equipment. He was im ressed wi cannot report so favorabl on the

P th

the f-hI`iVill2 llllllearance of the towns

throug~h-out 'Nova Scotia, from which It is 5'" Dm *md Obflolete i“"i1dll|E he had just returned, the industries il'-lt is “Pt in all E000 Condition as thstwero nourishing and the pnssi. rvsslhle and the several opinion is bllities for an increase of business for that the build-ing, rooms and the the railwayu This was particularly conditions generally are altogether true of the Sydneys, where the V01. unfit for the purposes required. umc or business was greater than ev- W0 are pleased to know that the cr. He was delighted with pi-inne Ed_ Provincial Governmqnt has this year _ward Island, and ii; wnn nni/Le evjdnm placed an amount in the estimates had been hilly imprngsed with the to commence the building of a new eopls there, with the (liimnnlties s,,,._ jail for the county which wc 'hope ouniling their isolated position, I-In may be done with as little delay as oke generally of his inspection of IJ0Ssibln as the old building has out-

hl`HU°h lines. bllt said that grown its usefulness and is at th-e first report npon them present time a disgrace to the Pro

must. Of C0\1l”H9. be made to the gov- Vince- ernmcnt. We further recommend the great

-4- necessity of lights being provided for

Recent Toledo papers cqntain the the Hillsboro Bridge, as, under th following itnn., The My MM-tin Fefe", present circumstances, serious acci- cd to is a nmivo or this city ...nn denfh may take place.

wnn at on.~ timn nmplnynd with Ja_ Respectfully submitted

B‘H‘m*! --::-1: 'U mo

to four tubercular patients in the In- firmary and would strongly recom- mend that necessary quarters he pre- pared for -those patients to occupy during the winter season, thereby avoiding the necessity of associating with non-contagious patients.

Everything seems to be done in

ients, and all persons interested in the control and management of the institutions are deserving of very great praise. It was the inanimous

the province.

We regret to have to say flint we

Qiieen's County Jail.

m s l’aton ’ ‘ ' ' James Paton

e _ tr (lo. His wife was n Mins

Mchiirc, also nf this province: The Foreman, for self and fellows.

lrving 13. l-lint; company yesterday June 28, 1910.

closed is ilcal by which the Landai-S This morning the Court will pro. Brothers company, now located in ceed with the civil docket and th Ontario ..iti~n..t_ nnq»nn~cS property criminal cases will not come lmfor

thnt will pnrn-,it the j,n-ndmg of B the Court until Monday morning.

new factory and t-he enlargement of THURSDAY

an industry almlost exclusive in Top -Among those leaving on the hom edo, The erection of the factory will seekers excursion to Western Canad- hegin aa soon as plans and specln. from Summerside yesterday morning, cations ann be draw,-,_ The Lnnnie,-S were Charles McDougall, West Point Brothers company, manufacturers 0| to Prince Albert; C. S. Duran cotton goods, are devoting their el. Bloomfield, to Moosejaw; J. M forts largelyi to the making of wen. Laird, Cavendish, to Vancouver; Ful- ,bi-ng used exclusively in upholstering ton Simpson, Lot 16, to Regina; An- lby furniture factories and automobile drew Murphy, Mill Valley, to Broa

imanufacturcrs. There are but two View. all going via the C. P. R. other factories- in the United States

comrpiating Iwi-th the Toledo firm, onn _

in assaciusctts and the ot .

Phllndelph|a_ They came to Cure Yourself af Home in Comfort

as ,a venture about`slx years ago. at- '__-

tracted by the shipping facilities nnd As n, bodily affliction Obesity ofte the location of' the city in the gong,-e seems to be inexplicable, so rapid i of the great ninnnfnctni-ing dist,-ict the increase of weight and bulk, eve Of the middle west. Since coming in 05599 Whe\`0 f-he V16'-lmfl MB Sflldi' and heart that endeared her to here the company has been onllggd to ously temperate in eating, etc. Ther

constantly enlarge the plant, nntll is 'evidently a predisposition tha

' ' d l ct onl tends to con

outgrowing the down town location_ way. an nege y _

it sought, gpnnn that will pe,-mit of firm .it. - The remedies tried ma larger expansion (or snvernl vnu-3 to have grevfously disappointed you. ` come. It is the intention of the Lan- Hero is one that will not do so, Many sections of Eastern King n ders Brothers company to start oper. and you may get the ingredients a

ations at the new nite Winn 5 plant your drugglst's and mix them your- which was the largest witnessed large enough to fin-nlnn employment self without trouble. 'Ask for i`oz r to about 100 ,,pe|-a¢_o“_~ This Wm He Mnrmola, il oz.. Fluid ‘Extract (aa- one hundred carriages followed Pthg

Fortuna, where interment was made

¢’nlBl`Bed as the business grows. Ralph ‘mm A"°m“u° “nd 4* 07" Pepper ' ne _

H e :ind l havela heavy growth of new

A. Landers in thi; ne,-ai mann 5|- | mint Water. Shake togather in

charge of the locafviausiness, nsgisted fZ00d~S|Z€d NFB" bottle- Slmpw wk l,y W, A, Mn,-gin and H_ H_ Cn,-into. this mixture after each meal nnd at were conducted by Rev. A. ll. phnig The other members 0| me mm. bedtime, one tesspoonful to the dos pany hnvn their nnndqnnl-te,-B in Bos. and give yourself no further trouble gon, from which point the eastern the superfluous fat will subside wif.

business of the company is handled. W0“‘l""'| "“Pl"mY' _ _ An soon ns possible the engli-Q mann. Dieting need not worry you in the ters and threia s¢;ni;mllVf_rik‘ Arcpfpgl factiirfng business of the company least, nor ls violent exercising ap alll Montgognliery, Eort B t, _r_sI.r a o will be done in 'pn|,.n0_ desirable. Wasting methods of we g t Square r gs, as os on. p B7

____ reduction are not natural. Try the Ross Dundas' Mrs. Geo. i. Walker,

Th 'ri-init Tnrm of the flupreme pleasant treatment above prescribe

e Y

- < k , d u will

C°""' opened yestwday morning' th? iftr iitrbhz aiilii sfomemfronioall hcdily Frederick in Portland, Whelan f

ggj::dJ;':t3,°e 'gglcmr' Justin Fin nliiwmfnrt, besides having regained Boston, and William H. in 'lay 'nie following was the oranfl -luryr °°"l*“-t Wflthf *W* '\ ""“l’°‘-" “““‘

0 of choruses, recitations readings ll drills by the school children, as

u man. The cxnrcises and choruses h the children were exceptionally good,

especially the patriotic exercise "Canada" by the pupils of the high

Illi- the

population of Canada were rcpreucnt- ed by pupils dressed in the untive

d costume of all the different nationali-

ll hay, Bay Fortune. Deceased wa

n those estimable qualities of

s, Leod. The deceased ln a =/ery

cemetery at St. Eleanor’s.

...The marriage took place nt. St.

James Church, Georgetown, on t_he 29th Jlllle. by' Rev. S. T. Phelan, as- sisted by Rev. J. C. McMillan, Josep- hine Alice Catherine Mcllonald, dau glhter of Archibald McDonald, M. L. A.. to Henry O. 'McInerney, of St. John, N. B. The bride wore n gown of ivory satin with veil and orange blossoms. She was attended by her s-irter, Miss Mai~j,.>n McDonald, who wore 5, blue gown with flower hat. The groom was supported by his brother G. Blake Mclnerney. The guests who were the immediate re- latives of the contracting parties in- cluded the mother and sister of the groom. The br`ide...,r.‘acEivod numerous and beautiful presents. The church was prettily decorated with flowers by the friands of the bride.

...The Eastern Teachers Associa-

tion convention met in annual ses- sion at Montague yesterday. There was a good attendance at both ses- sions. The morning session opened 10.45 and the afternoon session at Z o'clock. The following committees were appointed :-Auditing, resolu- tion, Introduction a.-nd Press com- mittees. The President, Mr. Fraser, who was present addressed the mem- bers; Mr. McCormack, Sec'ty, was also present. 'Phe following papers were read :-Penmanship, by Mr. Franklin, Principal of Cardigan School; Agriculture, by Miss Mathie- son; The Study of the English Lan-

‘ giuage, by Mr. McDonald. The session

closed at 4 p.m. to resume work this

morning at nine o’clook.

e -The closing exercises of tue Sum-

merside public schools, took place in the Market Hall last evening at which there was a very large attend- ance the -hall ‘being completely filled. The program consisted of addresses by the Chairman Wm. Stnivart and J. E. Wyatt M. L. A., also n number

and well

as. the distribution of merit cards, diplomas, and prizes by the chair-

. schools. 'ln this exercise every ~ tionalfty that goes to makn up

ties. - '

._.T.here departed this life on 23rd, Rosaline, daughter of the Hon. James Craswell, St. Elcancrs and beloved wife of John U. Under

s most ‘amiable lad possessed o

t acquaintance. Not only in the com - munity in which she spent her wed

y ded life of fifty-four years, hut

beyond, she was highly esteemed

t wore represented at the funeral,

. the community for many years. Ove

~ remains to the cemetery at

e The services at the home nud grav

tin

; sense lived "the beautiful life." Sh

h leaves to mourn besides tho

e. tune,

#'>e"' " ’ ,;q§§

June late

s ) a

head

e enjoying the privilege of an intimate what Parisian Sage md for mlasv

- S. Baker, it will do for you. load

lar

e for over seven years. I gladly recom- e mend Parisian Sage to all omitted

age(

and norrowing liusb-and, six daugh Mal ~. » ' ~ ~

d Parisian Sage, the only natural

Geo.

d Suminersfde; 'Miss Lillian, in Char-

ba lottetown, and Misa Ella at home;

d ~ -

n lt adds charm and luxurlanceio the

l"or-

-Fulton Simpson, Belmount, Lot

16 left by the Empress yesterday morning on a month's visit to west- ern. Canada. He will also vielt his brother Rev. Edwin Simpson at Chi- cago before returning home.

-Notwithstanding tbe disagreeable

weather the organ recital given by Prof Edward Stuart of Truro in the Methodist church at Summerside on Tuesday evening last was well attend- ed. Prof Stuart, who is one of the foremost orgnnists in t-be Maritime Provinces, gave an exceptionally fine program. His renditions of different pieces by noted masters was given in excellent.” style. Besides the recital there was a solo by Mr Uittler of Halifax, and some choruses -by the choir, all of which were good. The solo 'by Miss Ella Silliphant, Sum- merside, was perhaps the feature of the program. Taken altogether the recital can be classed among the best ever given in Summerside.

_ -The death occurred yesterday morning of George Hinton, one of Sfummers'lde's oldest and most res- pected resldents, after an illness of several months. Deceased was a na- tive of Bathurst, N. B., and was eighty-two years of age. He came to th-is Province about 56 years ago, locating in Summerside where ha successfully conducted a canning business up to about dfteen years ago. When he retired his son Thomas took charge of the business. l-le was married in 1853 to Elizabeth Dawson of Tryon, who predeceased him about nine months. He leaves to mourn three sons 2-J. S. and Thomas of Summerside and George of Fort Wil- liam, Ont. The funeral takes place this afternoon at 2.30 from his late rmidence to the Methodist (fhurch, where the funeral service will take place. The burial takes place at the Peoples' Cemetery.

information was laid before Hugh

Mchure of Bradalbane, a justice of the peace for Queen’s County, by Kenneth Gillis against the teacher of Shamrock School fontoo free a use of the "birch" on his little daulrhter for a slight ofrence. There were four justices 'sitting on the case and af- ter hearing the evidence on both sides all agreed that the punishment was too severe for the offence. Two were in favor of a fine and two in favor of acquittal on the groun<ith.`.t a fine ‘might establish a had preced- ent. After long deliberation the case was disposed of by dividing the costs. A similar case was tried in the some place a few weeks ago against the :teacher of Stanchel School for the same offence and re- sulted the same as above. It should ba a warning to the profession to use n little caution when called- upon to inflict punishment upon children under their care. I

The annual meeting of Marie School

No 14 was called to order by James H. Dingwell, chalrmanf Mr'I)`i’ngwell being retiring trustee. Oswell Ding- well was appointed trustee for the next term. The sum of $25 was voted for supplement and $45 for school purposes. After the financial business was completed the secretary read the resignation of the teacher Miss Olive Webster who has had charge of the school for the last three years and under whose teaching the pupils have made great progress, as shown in ex- amination, from time to time, fn all branches of school education and al- so in music, both vocal and instru- mental, as the school was presented with an organ from the Morning Star Lodge of the order of Good Templars. The following resolution was carnied unanimous and forwarded to Miss Webster. We, the rate payers of Marie having heard with regret of your intention to sever your connec- tion with us as teacher of Marie school desire to express our entire satisfaction with you as teach- er of our school and while we regret parting with you where ever you will go you carry the kindest wishes of the people and pu- pupils of Marie School.

On June 9th the community of Southport was saddened by the news of the sudden death of John McNeil. Mr McNeil was fifty years of age, and had been in failing health for the past few weeks but was apparent- ly no worse than usual until just a few moments before his death. While eating his dinner he was suddenly seized with a spasm of heart failure which .terminated fatally a few mo- ments later. Mr McNeil was, in the days of his health, 'one of South- port's most energetic and prosperous business men, was ever it providcnt father, an obliging neighbor, and re- spected and believed by all who knew hlm. He was a member of the Alex- andra Baptist (lhurch, and in the years of his failing health was ever supported by his firm and unswerving faith in the Christ, who has now called him to the higher service a- nhove. I-le leaves a sorrowing widow, three daughters, and four sons; Mrs Nellie Mcl.ean of Moncton Mary and Alfonso of Goven, Sask' Maggie of Alexandra; John, R-onlie, Wellington and Richard at home. A suitable memorial service was held in the Alexandra Church on June the 19th, The large congregation which gathered both at the burial on thc llth and at the church on the 19th gnvn evidence of the high esteem in which the departed was held.

A shiuiii_g_ uh-i

tihe following: _ _ _

"l was so bald and such a .shllllllv

mark for my friends, that l. as ll last resort. tried your Parisian Sag (after trying several bottles of thi highly -save.-ti..ea sua high prlwd so called h-air restorers), and I mu glad to say I now have a heavy Klllwfh

,y w hair I am now 44 yi-urs old

- hair after carryinl ml’ 9hl“i"¢ “`-“Tk

l with baldness." Chas. S. linker. 49\ - n St East Rochester \l ~

t hair restorer,`ls guaranteed by Geo.

E. Hughes rto cure dandruh, stop falling hair, and cure itching of the scalp, or money back. lt is the la- fes' favorite hair dressing because

hnlr. 50 cents n bottle. Ask Lino. E.

merside, received n telegram yester- day informing them of the. death of their youngest daughter, Harriet, in a hospital at Boston. The remains will be brought to Summerside for burial.

Sir louis Davies. Misses Gertrude

and Mary Davies, Ottawa, and Mrs J. D. I-lyndman, and family of Ed- monton, Alta, arrived in the city last evening on the mail train. The party will spend the summer in their native province and will be joined later hy Lady Davies, who stopped off at Sackville, N. B. -

_ -'Robert and Mrs. Jamieson, Sum-

Working on the new train arrange-

ments, going mto effect on July lat, passengers from the west now can' have four -hours in the city for the transaction of business on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays., On Tum- days, Thursdays and Saturdays they may come in on the Cape Traverse tr; n, arriving at 9.55, or the regu- lai due at 11.30, and can go out on return at 3.30 or 5.30. They can have either four hours, five hours and thirty-five minutes, or seven hours and thirty-five minutes in the city.

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CHASE & SANBORN, MONTREAL."

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The Twenty-Fourth ,Session

of fhe ,

Summer School Oi Science

win he hem ur 1.ivcrpu..i.N. s..1u|y nu.

to August 3rd.

Pleasant location-Courses in all Natur

al Sc|encas,‘Liternturo, and l)ruwing-Ex psnsea moderate.--Eighteen Scholarships of from $10.00 to $20.00 are offered for cum petition

For information'npply to thi- Secretar y

J. D. SEAM_AN.

63 Bayfield St `

Charlottetown, P. h.l.

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8 . Mr Alburt Sncligrovo has been appoint V

cd Freight and l’n.oicngerAgi-ntfor abo' O vessel. All communications in regard thereto must be urlclresiu-ri to him. Office Steam Nav. Cols Wharf-'l`i-lcnhune No 'asa J.

The sailings will he ns hori-fofore.

Fltldl) VV. HYNDMAN.

Mang. l)iri»cior, The Island Tug C0

Vlinrlnttetown P. E. l.

Znd. April l9l0

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Personal Projection I ` ‘2‘\_|

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personality-it conveys y0llF llPl'l-`»Un‘ f ality to any business or man in thc _

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the same time the end of the, line is

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projecting his personality M- the same instant and by the Some IHCBHS to you.

You are virtually in the two flllltcfi

at ouce.

Though this service is in a class l‘l"

itself, it is at the same time ilovo- tnilcil into all other utilities. lflnoli of the others is unquestionalily made more effective by the telellhU\l0~

The more energetically any mnn

pursues business of any linrl, the more he needs and uses the 'phone

Your message is carr""‘ "ith fli-

roctness and force to .lic car of the man you ,`_-._.,-aking to-r'arrics it with its tone, ipualities and inflec- tions- things which are vital to thc expression of personality.

Your business is seriously handi-

capped if you haven’t got a system that will meet tho demands of your business.

The telephone must grow \-_'ith the

business-_we can install a svstcm that will meet all the demands of any prosperous, progressive liusziness at n price that will make the service absolutely indispensable.

Ask contract department for parti-

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P. E. Island.

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