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. . l. . . . l , Keep Efﬁcien by Keeping This Letter Will Tell You How. rnniford, Oxitnrio-“I was always tiled and thc least. exertion would put mo out I had it pressing pain on the top of my bend, plain in the nape of

my neck, and when Iatoopcd ovcr I could not get up‘ without help lily buck. I did not sleep well and was nervous at. t

his letter is but one of a great number received every year

. from Iwomen, young and-zltlid, and from almost every walk-

s, ofl-llife. Theoe letters testify to thc merit of Lydia E. Pilik- ' r l ha ‘s Vegetable Compound. p , ‘ A Wileg ilulferleld mentally as well as physically, because er ome an erc idrcn demanded the care and attention

. which she was unable to give because of her wretched health. Finally she tried Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and in this letter tells what it did for her. d The vCégCtllblﬁbgOmlliOullCl COlltilﬁlllS trio narcotics or harmful rugs, an can ta en in safety y any woman. ‘ Your livelihood depends on your health. So try

ia E. Pin harrfs

LYDIA E-PINKHAM MEDICINE CC]. LYNN; MASS

u tel the Facts

egetable Compoun

+¢¢++~+¢+o0+v+¢v0wv+”*,\lulaiiuzln (lun . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 94%.:

Brazilian lFi-liirtioil . llowlirtl Smith l’l'li Howard Smith Com . . . . . . . .. ~-

e least noise. I keep house but could not swccp the floor nor wash thc dishes without‘ lying inc what Lydia E. Pinlthum’s Vegetable wgun to ta '0 it. With thc ﬁrst bottle I fell: brighter and got. so thlit I could wash dishes and sweep without having to lic down.~ I have taken l can truly say thlit your wonderful medicine

cannot bobcat for nlttiilg health and vim into ii woinouP-Mrs. Janus H. MACPHER- l sou, 309 Greenwic Street, Bruntford, Ontario. '

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cause of pain in

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i "Timothy" No.71 Nickel.

"gwwg Clo-m" No, 1 While 1310;. were tile contractors for this job,

Ab iiféflliginlllflffl’: IZ§"E°"'"“ “(3iover" No. 1 Red Mammoth out lull-an. willful-g slot viii: 01 i wsllm" N“ 1 3°“- lOY-‘llillltl _ .. - . . . . . . . . . . . .. —— i Alllillll - ‘ ‘ ' . . _ _ $0221. l .:lllru tillo Pulp .. . . . . . .. -— ‘ l‘ _ V) L" o," "u" 9° )'°" “WW7 Th“ WI 8|‘! lllili- v .lll (teziorzli iilci-tl-ll: . .1019; “g[le‘"i-§“-l"°$s__ bnlllecrn vine " '!:=i-.'" .‘ "a “l '(‘.tl....— ‘ll ‘l ‘ ‘ llil/"lil yo“ Service sqvil W l‘ " “ ‘_‘ 5" m l: p5,, mo, "Corn" nowglollov-c

l all)’ elven in the large cen- tres. Children and adults are being examined daily. A con- sultation now may iave your

lJ~l . Montreal Power National Brewereis .

lo < . . - __ l t . Eyes for the future. slgltlcrtric .. Flgvlviirviélgzdz Government um“, i {-1} . . - . . . . - ' ' Atchlson . . . . . . . . . . .. 99% iird. Best prices. E Am. Cur & Foundry .. ..1'l'2 W. A. JOHNSTON .

ll. J. MABOII

UPTOMETRlsT Montswe. P. E. Inland

notations furnish-ed

l Stuck Pxciiainge.)

Tllllllifllll . . . , , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ‘

t. Lllwrolicl- Flour i ttzilrzl Power . . . . . , ,, llllil (fzllll- Sugar pm _ l‘ Ailmrirull Petroleum...’

. 52%| . 70%

Asbestos Coin =.

1 Tﬁlﬁplltlllt! . . . . . . . . . . . ..121% Studebaker . . . . ..

'. s5 u. s. Steel

...ou e-illlgu . . . . . .. —-

American Locomotive . . . . . . .135 American ‘Smelling & Refining iAnscondu Copper . . . . . . . . . .. lCiuiailliin Pacific Railway lll154 lNew York lCentriil . . . . . . . . .. +¢+Q444¢§44>+“' ‘Cuba Cane Sugar . .- "rm Crucible Steel international Paper . Kelly Springfield ' - Mex. Petroleum . . . . . '-‘l0‘\'l'lll'3'-\l-. May lﬁr-(SIOCR international Mer. Marine .. —- bv Johnson Press Steel Car . . . . . . . . . . . .. - nd Ward lllulllllflfﬂ oi‘ the Mont- Reading . . . . . . . . .. —

Southern Pacific’ . - 90 .l'l2%

.. 40 Union ‘Paciﬁc J35 . 65 Utah Copper . 66% . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 68%:

MONTREAL EXCHANGE

1i Vctcllcs, Rape, Mnnftcl. ' Su"ar Ileet Carrot. “i; BeansxPeas, Onion Setts, Es-

95% 1934 VicttlTY

chalets.

58% 116863-5-8-181. 45%

1933 Victory 1922 Victory . - 1937 Victory . . . . . . ..

BANKS

Bank Commerce . . . . Bank Royiil Bank Montreal . . Bunk Nova Scoliii . . . . . . ..

Sept. i1Il"/,.

Syrup Pepsin Loved By Hosts of Babies

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Iluter happy ||ﬂ plqh] THE mother _hus her choice of 111113] remedies for her baby's w. ..l.l- fétiéll” master's; ‘m’ 5° i118 ohdtb harm. What might ho eafo for herself may do in-

ANY l-‘AIILY HAY TRY l1‘ FREE

l oumitfifqiw erepggin; 17nd a lrugl- worlliy 14mm lluif unyonehm lhlfoqllly can lue when constipated?

. r one N - 4 | DA W. Bﬂaldmll ﬂtfuliiioollBuilding, om. u now!

are unkind

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if the little one

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eti sud. ‘Fin:

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um chm onﬂmllihe diet enduflvéc;

~ P eeeneulu Y will 0th: to ll: ..1.€...‘.’ii, all °li‘°l't“i‘v.'."“

of , I0 pl‘9°'""'""'"ns and free 1mm

peg;- cilliwtlla unto, mi“ .17.," “meow-d or so» mmauu- n with “d °“ "is i» ha. ll. fe

syngtumiihl-nbieclaudve all??? h h b“ effective and pleasant.

l" for you and youn than

‘AKE DR, r ‘lllwll o. I» .

llAill/l 3/114.‘

filillr

tivce. cool-tar

Irehin; or mercuri ' eaii am and loosen amt?" ' _ RETUI safe laxative hke Syrup

émsdmll. '01’ ii mend gm llpz: w o need bowelyagm withtholeesteltirain. Mn. H. [clover f Modi ' t- °'-.l=~“"$2:"s..l:l.- '- xa ivo ma... glut-pa a‘ Se Male? Oat, is never without it in in ' her home. Your

a Try it in oimslipation. eobc.

n I .head¢h6l» ﬂllangmlkﬁgmgtilrltlzuldl-

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, or sell. .and powders. w ich mo? trate the blood 21nd as? mix

, and especially toi- the

invelids. growths: nursing motheﬂ. eldsﬂ!‘

Alberto. alwa |

Mrs ult Sh.

drug't wily onditcoetlo yeoent

fiimfilgl remedy

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IIII‘SHOP from iiolunufs Catalog.

..'KiNG KOLE TEA, 52 cents- Lloyd Cox, Moreli. ' 15-31 _ ..'KNIT FLOUR $3.45 bag, one week only. Lloyd Cox, hforoil. i y. 1162344-15-3i ..'SEE “LIGHT-HOUSE NAN" at. Curran Ban Hall on Friday 18th of May. 1162617-14-lf4l

..'BUV VOUR ROYAL PURPLE chick food here. Lloyd Cox, Moreil. 15-31

“WOODS AND ENDS"—Be sure - and hear’ Rev. J. F. Denny's loc- turo on this subject on Thursday evening, May 17 at 8 p. m. 12-2i

..*REV. J. F. DENNY, SOURIS, will deliver a lecture on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock on “Odds and Ends", dealing among natives and emigrants in the lliflission Field oi British Guinea. 1>5-2l

--‘ALONG THE WATERFRONT - —'i‘he appearance of the- wster_ front at Montague is about the best . indication that Spring is here, the two vessels luld up here for the winter, lire getting ready for the seasons work. One of those goes t“ ll"? Magdalene islands, the oth- er I031‘! Produce for Sydney.

_ -.'lLLNlE-SS REGRETTED. - Miss Leila McDonald, a very rot-l- pccled resident of Montague, is re- ported seriously ill with pneumo. . l i_ii.i. l-li-ir many friends hope that, Willi tho llPSl. meilicul skill and “mils-P "Hr-sills. Sh!) will yet tri- llmpii ovor the enemy and be able l" viliey lilo beauties oi’ the com- 111i; slimmer. J_

| ___ ..~-.-“ ll NEW, Q9908 JueT-An- ~

RiVEnil AND opsuso UP-—l am "lilklllll special [lrioos for next men days. Wire, all kinds, ﬂour and leml- (“mukery Wart‘. exceptional WYKRlIlSX-blxns and shoes for every 'b0lly. new silos packs just in, tin, and onuinel ‘ware, Pull lino of grq. “W168. large quantity or seeds, el/"Y purchase, u real money sav- QY- Brim: your nice fresh eggs, and l want your potatoes too. Lloyd Cox Morell. 1162519-14-31

.."’PAINFUL |‘N.IURY.—- “Vllhilﬁ

__ A ~Moiitugiic u. f i i , h two very lurgeeiirifesifyowiigil by this!)

l-nmﬂcy" To“, RQWNL guckgpL lilo task in remarkably short time.

Giant Parsnlp. 'i'lir-

Field, Gard“ and bronchitis. Her muily friends were

Montague, P. E- l-

. _.___- Stewart's many reilecmlnlgiontllrcs

lllllielit May 118%; July 1.15%;

Corn. Mily 78%‘. Jilly 73%; S9191 78.

Oiltﬁ, May 41%: July 42%: Sent- 41.

amigo,“ however. was rutiier disappointing Chas. Sanderson. Milltown, N. 3.; N K Tfnnfy’ ﬂranvme, A’ w_ D_ iiig‘ as miicii of thc place as sllc ‘Mill mil, (Ylty; E. H Taylor, Gran- - ril-lrzl Plnenu, North Rustico; "ltlTFtYD i‘. Dolron, Rustlcoville; if. i<1 Sh." ‘ieil, Portage; M. S. Mc- Leod, l‘lv r Joh": "in Henncscﬂv, tire,- Herbert; P. G. Rowe, Cole- ; A. s. Williams, lcoleman:

Campbell, Elmira; E.lBrown, York: Milton R. Dlngweil, Buy Fortune.

"ﬁﬁiﬁﬁiﬁﬁdl? YET ﬁllin- i l rgfara- lJZT ME HRV-EW

SAY- Dc You ‘ruins’. PM MADE

Mr. Charles Robertson, living in [the vicinity oi‘ Montague, was split- ting W001i ll TOW (lays ﬂgn, {I19 11x9 struck thc clothes lino and re- idlﬁlllliletl, lSirlkllil-l Mr. Robertson on the eye and nos-c, inﬂicting a very 1190i? and nasty l-lii, also knocking lhim unconsi-iolls. That lie caved lhls eye is ilotilillg short of a mir- lncle. At lilies! reports lie is little Ill-he WOPHP. for his very painful and ‘almost serious injury.

..'A HEAVY JlOB.—-Almost en- gineering skill was displayed in

Bank oi‘ Nova Scotiu were shipped] by rail to points in the mainland, Ivielasrs. Piolistoil and lClomene-l, two‘ worthy citizens of the town, who

proved tlicmslvrs the right men iii the right place and completed

Ellflll oi’ these safes wolgll almost

four tons, -—-'_-o+>______. EASTERN PERSONALS

..".M‘rs. Russel MoGregor, of 3110111118118. is reported laid up with

somewhat alarmed at her condi- tion at first. Aturn for the better ‘s tlie latest pleasing report. J. ..*lt is pleasing to see olir go- ainl friend Mr. Heath Stewart buck i-gairl to Montague after a most en- loyable and prolonged visit to his 'ild homo and‘ old friends in ‘Lower ‘lnrdlgan. ﬁne stiorfg 'polnt'in Mr.

‘s th‘atlhe"is ever mindful of ilolno xml thoroughly enjoys a visit in ‘ ‘hat dircctlun. He reports that vhile some oi‘ the farmers are be- :oming somewhat ilnpatlcilt at lllll weather conditions, their faith ltl lrm iii the promise of zi never-full- zz-g laced time. A icw sunny days vlil mukc the liinll in good lflﬂillllr lon for seeding. ‘ J.

..".Virs. William A. Jenkins, of ‘crnnil. was among the lust week's istors to lllfontuguc and wliilc here ms the guest oi’ licr sister, Mrs. Jexnnder McLeod. Mrs. Jenkins vus greatly impressed with Mon- mEue. Tiio inclement weather,

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Eastern Guardian, ~ -.

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B ‘PAizis~Gonl-:oil ow Cost ./

y s» ‘x / ///,‘%/ i‘??-

At Left: Eﬂeclive long waist _ smart short sleeve [with gin- ac cuﬁ,Ew' lor. ‘ ‘i o! Amym‘ Cfﬂwlﬁodice of CllIilUH. 6.22:1 ‘ffimmcd u-ifh 54PM. Lﬂnvin Green trimmed White, Ceramic Blue mmmed While. Navy trimmed Grey. 16-20, 36 and 38.

A? Right! Alliymc Crepe frock with coveted long line " "Cl; “V5718 Sit/L‘ panel Iinvd w match while bodice.

fme CWWG-Tlimll)’ embroidered with silk lo time wit/i skirt and with gliiteringliltle French knots of gold scat- luredillrough design. Pliclzcrzd hip line and odd girdle a’? K004i touches. Lani/in Green trimmed While, Crrumic 33g"? ‘llrgvlgmed While. Cindu trimmed White. 16-20,

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9/26 Silk DRESS you have always wanted

tory of silk dress mantifacturing, have

such decidedly reasonable~alnlost rel=l-l'tllitmary——prices been asked for silk frocks and sports drcs cs, Paris-styled ! in their trimmings, their nccdling, their ﬁnishing, those last-mintltc niceties of work- manship; in their exclusively modish lines so flatteringly trim; in their exquisite silk fabrics of newest shades —-— hiCMULLEN dresses express every reﬁnement of good taste. 'i‘h:-ir sxznajngly low price—so w. 3.116 to many women of in- lmlic taste lflLill modest mcans—~is tile happy result of an intensely

NEVER before in Canada, in the his-

to her and prcvontcll her from set-

Eclliii PI

for Constipation

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Tums; THE. ONLY "rm YOU $PEKK PLEAUKNT TD ME - l‘M TRYlN‘ 1'0 KEEP. cowvi cur-lemme: AN‘ ALL Y0.) 0o lb lﬂuu ‘EM 0D - \\\\\\\

~azsuciz a lit/e price/

specialized knowledge of silk buying in the world's markets, of expert designing by fashion authorities. Few makers could afford to buy such enor- mous supplies of imported silks and raw materials. None other has the wonderful manufacturing facilities nor the style artists necessary for exclusive creations. Your ‘MQMULLEN silk or sports dress this spring and summer-with its chic truly Parisian-is wonderful value.

Look] rl/ii: Lib-l on Genuine AXCAMULLIZNLDITJSUS. See MCMULLEN dresses at the

store which advertises them in your local paper.

Learn fa look [or lhc Mrivfuuzu lubeF-Siiwr Swan on ‘Turquoise Liiue background.

jThe HENRY hlclviuttlzu Co., LIMITED, Montreal W” “mti? re sses Sports Stores ulilh a reputation for Fine Merchandise

will gladly show you the newest v McMuLLisN Styles.

j

You can Buy the lieu

McMULloEN DRESSES

» from

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Moore &_ McLeod Limited

would like. It in her intention to‘ Mrs. Jenkins among our visitors. (‘lirlv return again iii June, when the wculher will be finer, nature will be at her-best and Montague. The Beautiful will be on a more Dre!“ _ i nntzihle basis. it is a plcusiiri- to SYN] C" 233' the we" knowrh number such a sillcniiid woman as m“, ‘Ham Owned by

Vellum-ll:-

\ lilllgl- Grin-ll,

is‘ ilFOlHlUil llnll it lllll ill- list-ll Wlllltyhlt tinn- I. ii lillW‘ iiil,\_ sirvl‘ li_\' ‘lazuli i.‘u:l;;liw, gvr (if il|iiil'_\'.

. llll‘ .\X\\'tIi‘ill_\‘ l-lilllltlll, llwllt-d by <§>-——-— HORSE NOTE-Is, Mr. ll. l\'l-il_\'. II..\l a \'4"l"lllh(‘-llll} and ext-client ——-——-— -—"-€9->—-——- prppiiriltion is lMotlier (iritvl-s

::'l‘llii-rl- is un p‘. lFIIYlHIIS inzrwli- Worm Exlorminlnltor. it has suvod

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enl in llnllowllyis Corn Ilculovi-r the lirl-s oi countless l'.llll'"'ll.

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idONEff TO GO AVVIXY TO THE. comm TRY Fcrt ‘Tn/Q WEKLK 1i rgl _l'r or" CQul-ttia IF‘ You CANT

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