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' mviun nisco_N'rnN'1‘.

The growing soul athes on its np-

Salysilirominent Winnipeg Newspaper Man.-“Before A B i yard quest: lm ti

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I Used The Second Box, The Pain Had Left” 7 __ 111° greg, `,:;';',,e§’,,':,'i,ut,, sprigs ,mm

“Manitob:vFree Press"

innipe , Jan. 15th. i913

“I think it only right that I should

tell you about the benefits I received the last couple of weeks by using GIN PILLS. 1 was troubled for over three weeks with ,a pain in my back, and tried s number of remedies without any benefit. One of tlie reporters had also been troubled the same way and he said to nie, "Why don't you use GIN PILLS ? I used a box and a half and the pain left". He said “You take this other lialf of the box and get another box, and you will be all right". Iain

o_f the second box, I felt mdyself all right. again and the pain ha left. I certainly think GIN PILLS are wonders".

JOHN J. CONKLIN, Day Editor. If you are suffering from any forni of Rl|¢“mlliSU1.Sclarjca, Lumbago, Kid- ney Disease or BladderTrouble, get s box` of GIN PILLS at your dea1er’s to-day.

5oc. A box, 6 for $2.50, and every box

sold with our Positive guarantee of satisfaction or your money promptly refunded. You can try them before you blly them. Sample free willbe sent” if you write National Dnig & Chemical

gladto inform you that before I used all V Q0 gf Canada, Limited, Toronto. V 208

li1e's unrest.

The ‘tiny roots deep in the dark

mould hiding

_ Would never -bless the earth with

leaf and flower, `

Were not an inborn restlessness libid-

lvs 1 _

In seed and germ to stir them with

its power.

Were man contented with his lot. for- . ever, ` Ha had not sought strange seas

with sails unfurled;

And the vast wonder of our shores

had never .

" ""V'-"”" le- I I -» -3- lg Dawued on the gaze of an admir-

Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Company

The value of this stock ` t ' `

from the following figures fdi§n2i§fii:1d,€§yrflie<ilI\/lcailfiti)i‘i1feu'I`él;le<ii `

graph & Telephone Company: _ The Nova Scotia Telephone Company Ltd., had an increase of subscribers in '

1907 of 880 1908 of 583

1909

_ 1910

1911 of 705

The Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Company Ltd.,

had an increase of subscribers in

' 1912 of 2153

1913 of 2379

of 655 of 740

The president in the fourth annual report, states that

from present indications this growth will be continued for

some time to come.

Investors will do well to write for full particulars.

F. B. McCurdy & Co

Halifax. Ottawa. Montreal, St. John. Sherbrooke, Kingston

‘ Sydney, CI|a.rlottato\vil.8f. Jo|in'a Nflll. London, E.C. '

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The Strength of a Will

Depends upon its being correctly drawn and secondly entrusted to a Strong Executor.

The Eastern Trust Company will advise with your

Solicitor in drawing your will correctly, and act as your Executor and Trustee, insuring all the advantages of the

`b'Et‘"l'iidiiiidiiali”-'I`i'ustees, with none of their drawbacks.

The names of its Directors and Oflicers, and its large

Capital, are a guarantee of its Strength, Ability and Good Faith. `

Its charges are regulated by Law and are no greater

than those 0f'an Individual. _ '

Consultation or correspondence invited.

The :Eastern Trust Co. W. S. Stewart, Manager

' 'A Charlottetown

apital $1,000,000. Total Assets $15,000,000.

1487-3-Smlntf A

Specialize In A

MILLINERY. We' have now open for your in-

spection, a complete line of-Ladies’ Imgorted Dress Hats, 'Ready-to-Wear Hats, and hapes of every description, with all the latest novelties in trimming, and-fa compjetent milliner._ _ < .

Ladies’-Summer Underwear, Princess Slips, Cor-

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nRnssf1_,{Go'oDs _

IMPORTED wooLENs

wi'n'ri:' coops Maaapoleans, Lawn_s,Mus-

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’ - 'LA ins' and GENTS' naman., of English

and Can,?di`ai1-jMa}i'ufacture, Quality Guaranteed, and especially fine prices on these. , _ l

Ou " ‘d ‘ and fresh, and we arelgett-

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ing world, ,

° ' ' - Prize what is yours, but lie not .quite A Investors muttered,

There is a healthful restlessness of

. soul

By what a mighty purpose is ali-,,-;-

mented,

In urging men to reach a higher

gosh

So when the restless impulse rises,

driving

Your calm content liefore it, do not

grieve;

It is the upward reaching nnd. the

striving

Of the God in you to achieve, nc-

hieve.

-ANONYMOUS.

TRADE DEPRESSION

‘Buyer (to traveller)-No, no; nom. ing at all, thanks. We’re overstocked- uowp

Traveller-Very well; but won't you

lust look at my samples? Buyer-Not it bit of good. 'ron

busy_

Traveller-Well, then, look here! D0 you mind it I take the blessed tlllllg oilt and luok at 'em myself? I havsn’t seen 'em for three weeks. - London Opinion

D_pn’t Persecute your Bowels

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CARTER'5 LITTLE 12,? ./' _

LIVER PILLS ' ‘. _`. .

Piirdvreuetalfle. Ac! 'ff' J _-L_-

fritl an the liver. ‘.-""7 /1

filmlllu l.=.l»_. .ul ,; >~' yf, _ CARTER weihelliedebeue '..»1Q/// »’ |1'1~|_¢ membisnenf ,~l’f.¢`¢_' ‘

eftliebowel. ;

C\_ire_Col- -'/if "' .` ` D PILLS.

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Sick Ilallaebe and Ildindivl, an million: know. smlll rail, snail nm, snail ima.

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Charlottetown A ril Sth 1914 Don’t wait to write a letter

Just mark and

mail the coupon

This is the oasiost :ind quickest

way to lisk for ii copy of our April Investment Review.-

Bcarcely ii hundred copies ro-

inziln over our inailing-list-but “first como first served." You'|l surely be glad for asking when your copy arrives. bccauso this April number is full of helpful in- vestment information presented in an attractive way.

The coupon invites.

I J. C. MacKlntoah & Co

Halifax N. S.

A Please sond me your April "Investment Review."

NAME ........... ..

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Members Montreal Stock Exchange BEAD OFFICES

Exchange Building, Halifax At St. John and Montreal.

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5 Alberta Pacific

Grain Company, Ltd. .T 7 p. o. ' Cumulative _Preferred Stock With Common Stock Bonus “'i'i'i'é".f‘5'.‘...’If’.'_'.'...'.°.‘TfifTl¥‘...fi.“"....”.e°=if’3a Annual Preferred Dlvfdend.... .$87500

Surpluloqual to 16 p. o. on Common.

Price on application. Circular on Bequest.

ROYAL SECURITIES CORPORATION "'**°"

‘Bu not content, contviitnfent means.

' inaction;

WUMEN 'Fllllll

45 mgsllgsllri

To the Merit of Lydia E. Pink. ham’a Vegetable Com- P°\ll\d during Change of Life.

Westbrook Me.`- “ I Wu passing *-hrvvsh thfchulge _of Lifeana had .'~~._.;=~l:_§l¢°=“wll;_hflfliall P“'“'. I” my b“°l=\

I‘;',;f,,l~' 'l;|f»l‘,,;,f~.`{i and side and was so

=§i;l'}l" ' If _ weak I could hardly §;;fi _l <_.\,".ll do my housework. .lip _ _ 1 I have taken Lydia

E. Pinkham’s Vege-

,,, _,M ,_ table Compound and 1;, ¥,§,l;1, K, ‘§'l° it has done me a lot '=§ iz, * of good. I will re-

" 5 ‘ commend yourmed- f' ' f icine tb my friends

and give you permis- sion to publish my

testimonial. -Mrs. LAWRENCE Mait- TlN» 12 King St., Westbrook, Maine.

Manston, Wis. - “At the Change of

Life I suffered with pains in my back and loins until I could not stand, I also had night-sweats so that the sheets would be wet. I tried other medicine | but got. no relief. After taking one bot- tle of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound I began to improve and I continued its use for six months. The pains left me, the night-sweats and hot flashes grew less, and in one year I was a different woman. I know I have to thank you for my continued good health ever since. " - Mrs. III. J. BROWNELL, Manston, Wis.

The success of Lydia E. Pinkham’s

Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, is unparalleled in such cases.

If you want special advice write to

Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl- dentlal) Lynn, Blass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by e woman, and held in strict confidence.

: `

PORES SHOW IDENTITY

e ' That your pores will tell who you

are is the assertion of Ur. Edmond Locard, Director of the Police Lab- oratory at Lyons, France, Dr, 1,0. card has been for many years enl- ployed as an expert tg identify sus- pects eud criminals by the finger print system, but he now identifies persons by examining enlarged phol to graphs which show tlleir pores clearly, says the Dayton, O., Jour- nal.

Doctor Locard has found that in

any individual the characteristics of the pores are always the sumo, but that in no two persons are they sim- ilar. `

The number of pores in n given

urea of skin remains the same lthroughout. life. The number per square centimetre may be anywhere between nine and eighteen.-The liver- nge pore is between eighty and two hllndlred and fifty thousandths of mill- limetre in diameter, but ln the _indi- vidual it as invariabls. Different; per- sons have pores of different shapes, some irregular in shape, but only one is ever found in yi person.

Pores are sometimes grouped so ns

to form the three corners of n tri- angle, sometlmes as the four corners of 3, square and sometimes they are lu a haphazard fashion, but every one has his own individual vrouping. The distance between. pores, though they differ in individualsfalways average the Same in the skin of any /one person. Doctor Locard has ffiund that the pores of women are further apart than those of men.

Doctor Locard claims for his new method of irleutificutinu the advarit-_ uae over the finger print BYBI-Bm that in the luttcr it is necessary tohavc an imprint showing n.-good port. of il

Au. Tull WAY Bi WATER Eastern S.S. Corporation

International Line

Change in Schedule :WINTER I"ARl5S

St. Joh-ii to Boston $4.50 St. John to Portland 4.00 State Rooms 1.00

Leaves St. 'John 'at 9.00 a. m. Thiirsdsy for

Eastport, Lubcc, Portland and lloston.

Returning leaves Central Wharf Boston Mon-

da s at, 9 A. M. and Portland at Sp. m. for Luiiec, Isastlplort and St. John.

AIN STEAMSHII’ LINE Du ect service between Portland and New York

Leaves Franklin Wharf Tuesdiays. Thursdays and Saturdays at 6_ p. m. Fares $_3. ench_ way.

For _tickets literature and information apply to

local ticket agents. Baggage checked through to

destination.

'iI.. R. THOMPSON, T. F. & P. A.

A. E. Flemmin Agent

slfloiln. N. a.

T0 LIVERPOOL

From

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Wed. ll " , Vlotorlaa....Bt.John Bat. ZS April Alaatlan.. . ...Balifal Wad. D Apl. Virginian Bt. John

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Tues. 'l Aol Gramnhlaii. ... Boston Taes.id " Soaadlaavlaii "Portland 'I‘usa.li Apl-Helperaln.. Boston

lor rates and full Dartloulara apply W. K. BOGIBI. Ulu.

II G A ALLAN

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linger end, while' lajtlie lbrmer all that is needed is an imprint-of only a minute patch of allln. One eighth otianlrinch square is enough to make identification possible. Furthermore, criminals can do nothing that will destroy the pores.

Them was recently a burglary in

Paris which baffled the detectives, bs- csuss the burglar had worked with gloved handrand had come and gong without any human having seen him. The only one to his identity which the police had was the lm- Prlut his gloved hand hall made on a pane of glass in tryinf- to /raise the window. The application of the old finger print systeir. was impossible here, but Doctor Locard noticed that an imprint of 8 bit of the hurglar’s skin-that put which was exposed where the glove bottoned--was pre- sent. He had nn enlarged photo- graph of this made and he studied it carefully, determining the size, shape and number of the pores. After this every burglar arrested in France was forced by the police to give and im- print of the heel of his palm, and by comparing these with the on; found nn the window Doctor Locnrd identi- fied the one who had left the imprint on the pane of glass. He proved to be Jean Sabot, an old-t mer, und Was sentenced to six years in jail.

l-`ive other criminals have gone| to

ja-il through being identified by "po- oscopy." ~

HOSPITAl.ITY_

The appetite of the guest was n

keen one, and lie was doing full .lus- tice to the excellent dinner provided hv his host. The little daughter of the house watched him open mouth- ed for awhile. Then finally she smil- efzl on him briefly and said!

"Oh, I do wish you were here to

dinner every day"’

The guest beamed with satisfaction. “Do you, my dear? Why?" he in-

quired,

"'H&‘i‘a\\se_" cimie the unexpected re- Dly_ "there woli't be anything cold tl- eat ton1orruw.”- London Tit- Bits.

J0llNSON’S ANODYNE

LINIMENT

Countless thousands of families have found it to bc the surest and

guickest remedy for ills, Wounds, Sore Throat, Bowel Com- plaint-intcrnal and external ailments.

IN USE OVER 103 YEARS

Its inn.,-_continued use ls the hl host proolo ilsulerlts. Sold everywhere.

~ 25:: and 50c Bottle!

ki Pa rsons' Pllls|

keep the bowel: regular

LS-JOHNION li C°.,I|io» Boston, Moll-

It doesn’t matter how long you

have suffered, or how often you have tailed to get relief-even though Cat- arrh may affect every organ in your body, you can be permanently cured by inhaling the soothing vapor ot Catarrhozone."

A few breaths through Catarrhoz-'

one inhaler qlears the phlegrn out of the throat and stops your cough. The nostrils are cleansed of offensive mucous discharge, and sneezing and snifhlng stop at once. Partial loss of hearing and headache (very com- mon wiymptons of catarrh) are quick- ly cured, and in a short time every trace of catarrh disappears.

lI~` IIIAII ACIIES ANI) YOUR BARS BUZZ ` " -.

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pleasant than Catarrhbaone., It’s healing plney vapor aeade a warm cleansing sensation. through all the air passages in the head and 'throat -makes you feel better lu half A minute. ' '

“My ears buzzed by the hour and I

had frightful head noises," writes J. P. Purdy, from Port Huron. “Cat- arrh fairly filled my whole head and throat, I got relief mighty fast when I tried Catarrhozone. It 'hlt the spot instantly. You bet Catarrhozoiie has cured me and I simply swear by it."

Get the complete $1.00 outfit; it

does the trick in a hurry-never falls; small size 50c. trial or sample size

Oriental Fox Exchange Op-

tions bought and sol . Is- land an Newfoundland stock.

R. W.fM¢'EwEN,

1562-3-ivulmo St. Peters, P. E. I.

I April 30th For I

England

Any person anticipating ii trip

to Europe this Spring, should sail by theS S. "Digby" from Halifax Thursday April Ho. I There is no comfort lacking aboard this ship. The state-rooms are large, light and airy; the saloon equals that of the finest liners, the promenade decks are lengthy and wide. In short the S 5. "Digby" provides almost every service of the transatlantic liner.

$60.00 Saloon to Liverpool.

45 00 Second Class “ For further particulars, apply

immediately to

Furn¢ss,Withy & Co,” Ltd | anim

, *ANADIAN

VERY LOW RATES foul; wav si-:coma crass)

To North Pacific Coast

AND

CALIFORNIA POINTS

01| Sali Daily, Harsh I5 to April I5

from Point do Cherie

To Victoria, §;g,ff;j'°'- } $63.05 San Francisco

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Nothing can be siripler or more 25C., sold by all dealers everywhere.

1 I

Imperial The‘lVlotor that »

Makes the Mark

' The Imperial Marine Motor has been used successfully in every style and type of boat from small row boats to

medium sized schoon- ers. It has every qual- ification for a h i g h- grade, general purpose

marine motor. It is light and fast enough for racing boats, strong, steady enough for cruisers, simple, safe enough for family launches, and durable enough for working boats.

The Imperial Marine Motor has won out in every com-

petition-has won special awards at every exhibition where

it, has been shown. Write today for a free illustrated cat- a og.

Bruce Stewart & Co.,Ltd,

Steam Navigation Wharf

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Traino_iis_ is the Kind of

_ l Plumbing YOU Want

Whether you intend to build this summer or re-

model the old . house, you need to get '1`ralnor’s quota- tions on the plumbing end of your Job.

If Trainor does the work you are sure of prompt,

reliable services, moderate charge-,and work that will stand up under all kinds of tests. (ret Tralnol"s quota-

. tions.

FRED H. TRAINOR

80 Grafton Street

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For Sale .I

_ 7th option oil 7 pairs I class A Foxes. I

lst option on 2 pairs proved breeders, 1 pair extra

good patches 90 p. c. Black.

Wanted one pair Perchcroll or Clydcsdalc Mares,

(Matched) between thirteen & fourteen hundred lbs each; also sllarcs in rcliablc Fox Companies for sale.

The Farm Stock £6’ Fox Exc. of P. E. I.

Head Office-36 Queen St. Charlottetown

P. 0. Box 4 Phone 485

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Cold Storage Space for Eggs

Dealers wishing space for eggs this season will

please take notice that application for same will be received up to April 9th inst, each applicant to state number of cases for which space is required.

If more than available space is applied forit will

be allotted proportionately. All space allotted must be paid for, whether used or not.

Mark applications plainly on outside of envelope

“Space for ggs."

The Island Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

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