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OR THE UUIRDIANS SATURDAY

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Clean Kitchens

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i| with ma _ wa Wd" M. oth" ness. Mr. Gaudet has been s student

P P Po St. Dunstau's College for a term

three years and is one of the ung Prince Edward Islanders who bound to succeed '

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Every speclt ol dirl is quicltly and 30” however' it proved to be mt on easily removed irom iloors, wood- ii,

worlt, laps, metal work, windows. painted walls. cooking and dairy

utensils-even ilif- liitclien stove is occurred in Chanuttptown yesterday

_ _ " _ in

cleaned and brightened liy this won- six weeks of Geo. Rowe in the

» _ Hee the supposed black beauty, went

to considerable trouble to get a peep at

Bar

qlcrlul litlle lioon._ to lioiiscwivcs. Y Absolutely lree lrom all luirinlul 3 lr

iv f k 3 . ted on Saturday for an operation

lppeceit' ig: ,gmnnf and James McLeod of Kensington ,N designs, nm smmped came in yesterday for surgical treat-

ment. John Buchanan, Knutsford has

been \.sent to his home after a suc-

__ ,, cessful operation for appeiidicitis and ' Miss Mary Gallant -of Fifteen Point

was -discharged" ye`s'terdl=i'y""i`iiter sue- cessful ti~eatment.J.

'E57 “Z7-‘flllf-lalrandiis known us-

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Zutootablets will insure you against

headache-ssplendid policy, honest and ii reliable.

_.p _ Blcisllgd Coloma Ka 't 9 °11 WGWY evening last when some mom _‘ of ths Pussycat. W1 Church of Bras called upon and presented hor withza purse of money,

_ accompanied by an address, iii mms.

nition of her faithful service as 9,. Banist of the church. Miss Beer made a suitable reply.

5°". UW Division Secretary 01 me

Ball” early in April where he has ac- cept

and

cal work with the Y. M. C. A., at Springilclil, Mass., says the Ottawa Journal.-Mr. Balderson is u son of

Benjamin Balderson of Charlotte-

town. ~

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rnalte your kitchen fairly ;’,“°k°bt“i“°‘1 “ P°“m°“ Wm’ “W

. . . . f , , . _ sliinewilli-cleanliness,wiil\lesslabor 13:” O Montreal Amherst N S '

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MONDAY

RESENTATION -Miss Mar r

ll. IM ngreeably sur-

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HAS nicstonim-fr. w. n..id,,,_

Y" has resigned. He will leave for

ed a position for the summer, in the fall will resume his Physi-

AN APPOINTMENT.-Benoni Gaud-

son of J. B. Gaudet, Miscouche,

Bncll. H8 left. on the mail special st evening for his new field of busi-

-' j' 0 --l .A AND rr was A CAT.-what was

» ~ .- supposed to be a valuable black fox

s delivered at the railway station arlottetown, yesterday for ship- nt to E. A. Large of Bradali>ime_ me of the men around, curious to

take place tomorrow afternoon at 2.30

Qdef uses and from his late residence, corner oi

Prince and Water Streets, to the l’eoPle's Cemetery- Rev. J. Heaney will oiliciate.

Prince County Hospital continues to

thirteen patients.James Metherall ol

Mill River who was recently admit- ted to the hospital will undergo an

sn operation for appendicitis today.Miss

ver Josie Boulter of Milb

the animal Upon close ini;p¢c_

the "wonderful money makers" bus docile black cat.

DIED YESTERDAY.-The death

orning after an illness of about

67th

of his age. He leaves to mourn,

esides a widow, one son and one

aughter Miss Patience M. and W. M. oth of this city. The funeral will

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-HOSPITAL _A SUCCESS.- The

0 good work. It has at present

urn was admit-

Dr. E. McNeill lbe on was avi- t ‘..t_ ` '3fuv‘ 'Hitt

Geo. W. Ritchie, Charlottetown,was passenger to the mainland yester-

Hari_nle_ss~a,s the soda they contain,

yet they never fail.

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A phenomenal success. Prsisad byall W r J W Danny' M 0 e own’

users. ..- _

as a passenger inward from the

i - ' nxoninoa or _ i>um>rrs_.`-mv. H. J. Fraser. Summsrsids, preached

p i yesterday mornin! and svsiiiiis in Bt-

, lm

on a sleepless pillow night after night,

_ whose eye sleep will ‘not come, Milburn’s

sohnd, refreshing slumber.

wrong action of the heart.

timonial for what your Milburn’s Heart

my heart and nerves were so had. l med all the doctors here, but none oi

me a great amount of good. I can nov sleep as well_ as ever, and can sdvist

Milburn's Heprt and Nerve Pills ai-i=

"`_50 cents a box; 3 boxes for $1.25, at all

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gina _ -s-1- v

Summerside yesterday.-J.

Boston.-J .

-Miss Loretta McNeill Su m -

yesterday.-J.

yesterday morning.-J .

guest of Mrs. F. Silliker.J.

ing cn route to Charlottetown.-J.

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tow-n.-J.

...’J. F. McDonald, St. John; re~

-QUIET EVENT.-The Baptist par- sonage, Suinmorside, was the scene of 0

O. Morse. The young couple will re- t

pastor. Bev. T. F. Fullerton, preach-

iii; iii aiiiereoii, and 'r. o. James,

, Charlottetown, taking the service in

the

llE|_IlT MID NEIIVES WERE BID. side.

To the thousands of people who toss merside Saturday ev0l\1D¢»-J-

orwhopaoethebedroomiloorwithnerves wlzw' 3" N°w'°m' ch°rl°"'°"°wn' onhinged, heart action wrong, and to

' Qsrt and Nerve Pills offer the blessing oi WB!

They restore the equilibrium of the C,f;'§';:§°3?::°g£_';’rdl:¥_b“r°' W” in

deranged nerve centres and correct the

Mi-5, Wm, D¢uglgi;_ Tlmggglqm ()“y,__ River were in Summerside Saturday.

writes:-“I am going to send you my tes- `J'

. . -A. F. McKay Summerside wasa

and Nerve Pills did for me For foui ' ' years I could not sleep well at night, as Ef‘_??eng" wut Saturday afternoon'

th hl _ H John and Mrs. Doyle, Charlotte- nn;u._'N;5§dP'ix|‘£’ aigeieieflt 53;' 85-231' town, were in Sydney on Wednesday boxes, and I can certainly say they did lut' '

anyone who suders from heart trouble to DBBMDZGP t0 ('3l18l‘l0f-¢G¢0WIl Satur- t.ry them." \ day afternoon.-J.

lealers, or mailed direct on receipt ol Went SUMBY in CbH\‘l°"°'-OW" the alice by The T. Milburn Co., Limited. sheet ot his friends.

_ ' Mcneoa, Charlottetown. were iii siiiii-

-Dr. Johnson, Tlgnlsh, was in merside Saturday.-J.

-Williard Muttart has returned to me

Summerside after a short visit to short trip to Boston.-J.

, m er Dr

side, was a passenger to Kingston Charlottetown Saturday. .‘

-C. B. Morris and John M. Clark, visiting in Summerside the guest. ol Suriiinerside, were passengers east Miss Mary McNally.-J.

-Miss' Jennie Mcldlman, Summer- Charlottetown, are the guests of Neil

side is visiting in Searletown the and Mrs. McQuarrie, Summerside.

-Senator Murphy. Tignish, passed garet McPhail, Cornwall, were visit-

through Summerslde yesterday morn- Ore to Charlottetown Saturday.

D. P. Leamun, Moncton. repre- Ulf U- C- C~. Sllmmefiide. Blléllt Ulf

senting L. Higgins & Co, was in Mon. week end at her home in Charlotte- tague yesterday on a business trip. t0WU~_J-

_._James Tuplim Black Banks' pass. spent Saturday in Summerside. She ed through Summerside yesterday leflves Sh0l`tlY f01“ the West, where morning on his way to Charlotte- “he Will reside--L

presenting--Tooke Bros, Montreal,was °f _ in Montague yesterday and mt by tionally long one for such a1aw-a_'bid- last night's train for Georgetown on mg p°°P1°' The Gundlan “Bde” mute to the maml,md_B_ stands that it is a record-breaker for

.M length.

r Q_ Chauott n B ;-,1, _ _...'fl‘he many friends oi John J.

._ __ -.ag _e ._ if s,lMii!;i1onal%i] iigolntagiiei willl be nleascd undemtooi says an exchange that Hubert McBride, Kinkora was a vi- to em' 11 9 15 B °W Y lmW'°\'l"Z‘ " ‘ _ tor to Charluttetown yesi;erduy_ from a severe attack of rheumatism l ggncinglulrgt szgefraifgss 511353 ‘XI)'é‘_

__ - ' and is now able to be up n Utne sidiis a number f’others will sl end

Dr. J. A. Johnston, Tignish, was a While each dal'-B' 0 B P

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isitor to Charlottetown yesterday. '[UE§D_,Y. iiiigivigixsing summer at Da Vey in t is

a quiet marriage on Saturday after- - noon when Miss Ethel Graham of 3? Congregational At Home i Bayview was united in marriage to no Thomas Jones of Togo, Sack. The te

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ceremony was performed by Rev H he c “ge of the amnr ded e

side in Togo' Sask'__J' the congregation should have an-

es' Church, Charlottetown, the

Presbyterian Church, Summer-

-Dr. Kier of Alberton was in Sum-

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in Bummerside Saturday.

James P. Dougsn, Donaldston,

in Charlottetown Saturday.

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Harland and Mrs. Found of Long

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-F. H. Leard Summersid was a

William McDonald, Scotchfort,

-Miss Mary McEwen and Miss

-J. G. Gaudet returned to Sum- rside Saturday afternoon after a

Miss Nelly McPhail, daughter ol . McPhail, Uigg, was a visitor to

-Miss Clara Croken, Freetown, is

Mrs. J. A. McDonald and little son

Miss Emily Wisner and Miss Mar-

--Miss Hazel Stewart of the staff oi

-Mrs. Harry Silliphant, Coleman,

'WEDNESDAY

A LONG TERM.-The present term the Supreme Court is an excep-

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CONGREGATIONAL AT HOME.-

accolint of the storm last evening

at if the weather proved favorable

ther opportunity this evening of

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D . Leeiriiiig wines niiiiiiins __

ace Church, Charlottetown was 1 “°“""""°““' ‘ "'

en to a Colum-bus hospital to under- go an operation, dying from the sf- fects. The 'shock of the nsws ofthe death of Mrs. Flood was £00' great- for ber (not being in good health) was the direct cause of hor death. A message was received here early Wad- nesday morning, says an exchange, announcing her serious illness and her son Glenroy left immediately for that city but his mother had passed to the great beyond before he reach- ed her side. She was about 68 years old and a life long member of the Presbyterian Church. Indeed a noble woman has passed from our midst. She was a kind and indulgent moth- er. a true Christian and e. good neighbor, always ready to lend as- sistance to those in need. Her hus- band met his death during the flood of 1~898 when be iellthrough the ele- vator in his grocery store on _Fronts street. She is survived by three sons and one daughter ns follows: Benin- min. Herbert, Glenroy and Martha. Her remains were taken to Pomeroy, Ohio, for burial. (Mrs. Ewing referr- ed to was a daughter of the late George Weidman and her mother was formerly Miss Burns of Freetuwn, sister of the late Hon. Stewart Burns. One sister Mrs. Muttart of Union Corner, besides a host of rela- tives are left to mourn her demise.)

Dr. J. C. McDonald, York, was a

visitor to Charlottetown yesterday.

Alex. Martin, Valleyiield, was, at

visitor to Charlottetown yesterday.

Urban Gillis, Miscouche, was in

Charlottetown last night to attend the hockey matches.

Stanley Perry, Bummerside, was a

passenger to Charlottetown yesterday on the western accommodation. _

H. W. McKay of the P. E. I. Ry.

relieving staff went to Murray River_ yesterday to relieve the agent P. E. Murray for a few days.

A. N. Furness of Vancouver, B.C.,

is visiting his home at Vernon. He intends returning with Mrs. Furness and little daughter to Vancouver ln about s. mouth's time.

The many friends of J. C. Milford, Charlottetown, will regret to learn of his illness. He is confined in the P. E. Island Hospital and will prob- ably undergo an operation for appen-` dicitia today.

K ssvssrisnsn ss-is

A slmnls, sale iinii effective treatment for bmii.

soiothmrit. sind siopsiiiscougii usiii-ing:-».s||ii rs. Ci-riiulena is lnvzluiinia to mothers viliii

young children sind a BOON to sufferers from Aiiiiinis. Bend us posmi for asain-iptivs booklet.

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_ 0| our nriiiiglst or 1:-uni

ns.i0c.insumps. i Vspo Crasolene Co.

A few weeks ago Flood wal tak-'V '

is concentrated beef. _ ~

Use it in your soups and gravics. I . .'.f

It gives an appetising flavor al_id_ i 'fum greatly increases the nutritive value .., ofthe food. ` *"1

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_°BEAVEl`{f Fl/0 Makes the True ,_ " ‘i " _ _` Homc~Madc Bread _ ,_

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reallytwoflours in ‘_ _one. It contains the llllallfyv f’ if nutriment and flavor of Ontario 4: ` i fall wheat and the strength of _fl '\_~_`_ _ ___ Western wheat. ll ._ 7

“Beaver” Flour is il P€I'f¢Cf1Y _ balanced flour. It makes baking

, easy because it is always the _if-’f.1_1_;{/-_i\ili.._,.,.,,,...W ._../i\i\_\yF~_\_“ _ ,___

same in strength, quality and ilfmf "1"-;°"’.'\TA i\l"'/1"

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flavor. Your grocerhasit. Try it. "-J/f_,/..._ ,-.., ~=, '//,rf/l\ _ .‘ DEALERS-Wrlieusforprioes on Feed, / / )

Coarse Grains and Cereals. 5 ,' " "!Q’i"]L_‘y, `_)>\?/l 'f’ 'ran 'r. ri. 'ri\Yi.on co.. LIMITED. if ) //i

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siiiiii missin. wiineiiz aiming the siiimqcn wi-i '_ 3'; ' ` , } '

drugs. Usciiwiih siiecessiurinlny years. -" __ .-' _ ' ' _ - 'I ' _ _ -\\&_ (é ~ -

'riis air emi-yiiig ins iiiiiiieiiiis vapor. iiirpired _ fi ` '\$_ - ' _ _

PRINCE _UdMING._It is 1’ msn every bmatii, makes broziihlng easy, soothe: » » - _ _ _ .__ W

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ALSO "L PIQZZE OF $]Qfor NEATESTEOLUTIOPL Somtfilf

who imndsinr pai-tloularso’ this Puzall A

C i t t ll; WHAT TWO C TIES A125 Rl'2Pl!l3!.`Ehf ~ ll

_ arf.-1'.-f’rwS amiga". win neeivs J s:o c:>i.n w/i'rci~i ai-Elf mf ° .° -

__- ~ . -; y $50 IN GOLD MONEY! I-_c.:;'=.$.‘;?.‘:.‘:.-..': :°.‘;i..‘:2=ii'*..'i

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Buy s box 'and be protected. west yesterday' I

` l ger en route to Moosejaw lsst night ' on the mall train.

Higher Q buclrlea... ... ... ...$2.38 Hlfh-lessen ws1iins¢ons_.._..ss.'ls no s.2s Cli lgli-en'| lam, 'I'» to 2s ... ....... 136

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que., -,,,,,¢e|»¢,|1 clogs, before oi-daring, miie io ini for ciiuiiosns b°°kl°t. tennis how Hsslm nrsiiii Clogs are made, sto. etc. Decide, _write for proposition.

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Send Name and Address To

Aa. _ FOR-llnsd OLO0S_

Dr. S. H. Gillis, St. Louis, wus a

passenger to Charlottetown by the western train yesterday.

...°Miss Margaret Macliulay, Charl-

wm, H nh 5,, 4 clog, sii, ins msn, ottetown, has returned home after

nrt wpmaneilvho wo;-Es in the gl: spending val fewJdayshii;u?ouris the

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i:iiiii.'i§°°mr. ,Try s our rsnmlr 011| 5”" °f rg “ep y

..,°W. .l’. Nagle, St. John, was a

Bennet Kinch, Alma, was a passen-

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wri by iiist night’s train en route

Ssiiierffmfil “"°"5i<"rF?“'

' $1575 ‘_

Winter.

f Mo t gue to George-

(np: mnqwgumwmmy hum passenger rom n a

m§f|l¢°|,‘§'}2_,.,:,“,°1l,‘gff°°igl1l to the ms.in1and.B.

1 sizes for mon

day -You Can Have it Free ___ and Be Strong and

Scalp in Very Bad Condition. Dan-

eondition. The dandrui! could be seen plainly and l lost most of my hair. My hill'

piilood it came out in handfuls. I used Cutl-

_ _ _ eui-g Soap to shampoo my hair, then rubbed

_ .vlslllllllli the Uinicura Ointment into the scalp. Thu ‘ ' ‘ dsndrui! wssverysoon removed and my

hgh-geoppsd failing out/ Outlcura Soap I-lld Ointment cured me." ($181106) Miss E. Cllmbidtln. Mar. 81. i912.

Hinos covrnsu wma Eczn/ii

Arisedu cap Quebec.-"About use year

gm my ugugiiiisi- had her hands covered witheuema.. It broke out In a rash. Sho

iignnruis

druil' Could be Seeri Plainly. Lost Most of Hair. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment Cured.

gyphou and my scalp was-in ii. very had

out gradually. but after having it sham-

to pub her hands in water and

to scratch them until they WGN indamed and examined and used to Sha was unabln eo sleep by IDBI!!

and tmi-ning. We tried

without

hmkeout with

three

and Mrs. Flynn have the warm sym- pathy of their friends in the sad be- reavement which they have sustained in the loss of their little child, Mary Elizabeth, who died this morning, aged eight months, says a New Glas- gow exchange. The little one was a victim of whooping cough. She made a brave tight for life, but her strength failed her at last. The fam- ily moved here last autumn from ' Prince- Edward Island, and Mr. Flynn liolds the position of Advertising _Manager of _tha Evening News.

YElS'i‘EYlIlAY.IN THE Y. M. C. A.

-Rev. H. J. Fraser, Suimnarside, ad- iiresssd‘ a largely attended men’s meeting in the Y. M. 0. A. Char- lottctown,

subject Care."

rse racing. 0|

Levi* Silliphant. Those nominated

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-aici-1 Gonn niscovaizv-it wiii f,°'“’"i°°t°°" mu be he d ne t Tu B

be good news to many Guardian read- ers to learn that a rich discovery of

silver and gold has just' been made in E Nenzel Mountain, California, the site E of the Codd Mines in which quite a tl- numher . of Prince Edward Islanders 13

are interested. A California paper her niece Mi-5, Flood in Portsmouth. . - lil - 'di 4,‘~T~ " “-léfl says the ore runs 200

ounces sliver M,-,_ Ewing and daughter Martha left

Bhd 400 OUFICES B010 f° U10 WU- Th° several months ago for Portsmouth., camp is wild with excitement and op- when they want cg care for Mrs. erations are going on day and night. Flood who had been in poor health

A5 5 l`°9“lt 0( tht’ di9°0V°l`Y C055 for some time suffering of gall stones. Mines' stock jumped ten points the

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-DIED IN OHIO.-Mrs. wing, widow of the late wing, died quite suddenly

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-NOMINATION DAY.-Yesterday as Nomination Day- for mayor,towi.

r the town of Suinmerside. J. A. orrison was re-elected Mayor by ac- amation i Those nominated for

nr, Wm. McNeill, John G. Goss and

r water commissioners are Thomas

Hinton and John Matheson. The

ection for councillor land water

ouble Wednesday morning,

th. at nine o’clock at the home of

IN GRACE UHURUH_A pleasing meeting their. friends in a social way.

feature of yesterday mornings ser-

vice in Graco Church, Charlottetown, ,W

was a solo, Hozanna in the Highest, councillor' and water comm|,,-|“,er

by Miss Freda Compton, Summer- to ‘

side. The service was conducted by M

Rev. E. Bell, who preached an excel- cl 1

lent sermon from the text, Remem- ~ ,-.

ber L._ot's Wife, in which he pointed lawn coundmor are Creel MCA

out the sin of setting the ailections

upon wealth and pleasure, inciden- to tally-referring to the extravagant am- L_

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