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Break a had cold? Surest way ill

the world is to take Cascurets tonight

morning what became of your misery- inaking cold.

and y u will wake up with a_i-lear head sud the cold gone. Try this! lr headachy. stuffed up and sore all over from a. cold or grippe give your liver and bowels a thorough clwiuilne with Cascarets and you wlll wonder in the

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rlei.. by Mr. Wm. Mutch, of Rocky Point. Shortly afterwards, a second butterfly, dressed in the gorgeous col- ors of spring was brought in by Mr- Ambrose Ferguson, Sulfolk. These ln-` dicutions on St. Patrlck‘s Day lend to the usual hope for an early sprint!-

THE ENTERTAINMENT T0 THE

LIGHT HORSE.--The enterlalllmelll given by the St. James' Guild to the overseas-men of the Light Horse and 82nd Infantry was not followed by ii dance as stated in yesterdny's report. The names of two otlit-ers for overseas were inadvertently omitted from the list of those prose-lit ai _i-. social. l/lZ». Lieutenailts Martin and liowness.

ASSISTANCE APPREClATED.-

The Guild of St. Jaines Church orc deeply grateful to l\lillcr Bros. for the piano, so kindly loaned for the bou- quet for the soldier boys, given in the Arnioury on 'l`uosday evening; to Pu- ton & t`o. and Beer & Weeks for the lablcs provided; [0 Pl'0f~ \Vlll-KIS. whose musical accoiupaniineiits were a feature of the evening; to those who took part in the programme and to Mr. Wallace Stewart and Mr. A. Mc- Caniiell, who did everytlilng in their power to make the evening the suc- cess it wus.

licrship in the Des Moines Registerer

learn oi' her success.

1- 3 Finley, nf Grove Street, and Mr Chas ,,. . I 1

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r .s.,~ts everytime. ‘-`. A

Alai. isti 2 ‘nu be easily re- i

can put on a third and

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fourth cc; _-ilthout wash- " `

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As a zlean, modern, san- .

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fer fiat. soft unobtrusive

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iurrie.; on Dee. dist. by Rev. N. E

()hur"li, at his home on Maple Street

iThe couple will reside at 1180 Mass

.'\venuc-. Miss Finley, for a number ANNUAL |v|EET|NG-The annual

of years, has been u. familiar and wel- come visilaut. in many of our homes and has innny friends to extend best wlslics and congratulations. Mr Warner is a deacon and prominent in the lleights Baptist (Thurch and was one of the pioneer expressmen ot'

msiness for a number of years. .

'E century dmorntivg dcm,mdS_',~ ~` jp, Arlington, but has been retired from ' ' I

SCHOOL WORK.- The stnmIl1i|:oi`

the pupils of the Fanning School, Mal-

rce . ,_ `¥ " - ‘ ._ petliio for l"el)x‘llal'_v is ns folloivs.

~ . .. ..?§L?,r§(i“;&r,;;g“:i‘;€n€£Ee§3,,;?v,.A;l:§,;?,| llrijiicipiil s Department- Grade lX__ ",` I ' 5 _‘ ,, '- 7' , l ll ttv; 2. ll: ll ll :2‘, pa`\f`_m°'frC?` 'wmmmstcmd r"q\¥:Stii*`?'.`1lm`Uat_ ltztlilll ‘lil-ali'lstr(i.` Grziiltilrglll.-\llllsEi";~

oil nool<let"i~Iodem Wall Decoration -sent free. mlm MaUN\m__ 2 Emumm Bmm_st(;_

The Al'~il3`3~5tl“e Cor Llfvllted " Alfred Miit~'G\ilg;iii. Grade VII.-1.

“\_~Z~§ ly' ' . ' \'_'- - -- - . . ' lla I r Cru" Z2 Gltd 's Mu "\I tl' 3 ,ml V e Pa _ On{_ rin ii li.,, , 1 y ti ll , , ;‘1'il_._"`lf_’°‘7.__.-Qi 60 Willow Stre_t.’, nu' Marjorie Peake. Grade VI.- 1, Grace

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Brunel! Collection Floral Gems. l lllll- ` 2 ,' .~' $001,

each li varir-lieli, Pine Annuals, each separate, ‘_ \- ; ,`.,‘?{§ -\

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many colors, for 25¢ ,S :-.~_ ` __ I | Bi-fuels Peerlnls >Coll_¢°.\ion 'rail lsanfurtiuml. I-_'Y' '

lpkt. encli o h tim-st varieties, separate colors, for 25g, -~ ;~ -` I r,

I B{-uirln l§¢;yal Iiosegny Colleetllon Sw¢:z=e_t Pell, $4 3

p . can ' super -;i-r s, sepririi e- to nrs. ‘or or _ . .

Brnrfds Peeylesiii Coltlccaison Dryarf Naoturtilimr. l i>ll¢»-f'~1cl\ of 8 finest

so Sl Stpillri cminrs, or 'c v

Briicorlttllrzxxplr-e C?‘l¢;°)}iur1. Anter|i,i p`kt. m<<l1 of 4 iungnilicent wirictirs.

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grams; "Av v¢g¢,g.¢,|¢ ggiiu-gin", r; pkis. dillen-ut varieties, our seine I

tlou, for (gf. .

Brugzg ‘go ‘ Vgggdgblg Cg11¢¢t|0g,12 plus, iliirrent vnrirlies. nur :telco

ion, or 9, .

Bn; tn “C” Vegetable Collection. ll pkt~_ rliilcrrnt varieties and 3(-lb. ‘ &¢§TB¢lh9, Corn uxirl Pens, fmt selection, for 159, ,

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Trains Outward

Redd Down

Mon. Diy. Diy. ~ Wed. ex Sun ex Sun

A: Fri.

PIM. lll.

2.45 7.00 DCD.

8.13 9.00

- 9.45

' 10.20 Arr.

Tues.

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& Sat.

11.30 Hep. 1.14 .

2.44

5.00 Arr.

P.M.

4.55 3.25 De

5.46 ' éisaoé;

ooaoep.

!*E*=5'°5°!\l’1l »-mawmo' ¢`]w»=hO_g

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Emerald .'lct. Kensington Suinmerslrlo

Summersldo Port Hill O'Iieary Tlgnlsh

Emerald Jef.

4.25 5.23 6.10 7.35

Wag! Sass 9°P

Clmrlf-ttetnwn Ar. llun ter River

Capo Travers o' Dep.

Charlottetown Arr.

Trains Inward.

Read up.

Diy. Tues. Mon. Mon. eLEun Thurs Wed Wed

& Sat & Fri &Frl

T’.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. 5.15 11.30 12.10 10.10 4.07 10.31 11.03 8.50 3.23 10.03 10.19 8.06 2.40 9.38 9.45 I

2.15 9.15 9.15

_ Diy.

ex Suu. 8.55 7.64 7.01 5.45

8.50 8.00

Tues. Mon. Thur. Wed.

‘ & Sat. & Sat.

10.30 11.05

Dep.

12.15 10.42 9525 7.30 AJL 7.50

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3.10 8.10 Dep.

4.87 415.

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fi Arr.

4.15 Dep.

6.2 'lllgf 0.40 Arr. Dly Bat

Mt. Btewnrt.

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St. Peters

Sourls Tilmlra ` Drip. Mt. Stewart Arr. Unrdlgan Montague ~ Georgetown Dep.

Charlottetown l Arr Vernon River

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3-40 8.17 7.00 5.40 9.20 8.04 7.33 0.50 Dly. Sat

9.35 8.50 8.25 7.00 .40 0.40 8.15 7.40 ~ 6.50 ex Sat. & only

Suri.

Qiflgrrsrnuvuri _ \

'l`»_\~'~‘*'f’-`\"-f'-'l . lllactlougnn; 2, Muriel M:ieNutt; 3. X; -_.1-,:.»..‘...~-l _E (ig - ~, (leorgo llcuirsto. Grade V.-1. David 1 Mit” ' ~ l\<-ir; 2, George Ruttee;. ll, Margaret

, I Q 25 ljtnihtccz Grade I.V.-_1, Eliziiliotli Rler;

'~ ' - 'W o 54 ;‘//’ii‘fS`i~ _ _ 5 _/rw ff _ -_-Ax.. Ed, -'mf ° 'il' .1

_ \unie ltoatli, 5, Charles Taylor. r_.r:iile lll.-1, l\lnrguret tlluiinpioii; 2, itlltulu l.\lai'Niitt; Il, (‘laudc l_leuir.~‘.iri. ` 'ir-ide Il.--l. Stella llurns; 25, lllargzi

liam Airorii. 147 Orlebar street, by lh

1-. rt. t being

liliarlottotowii lleavy Brigade Arti Iery io be gnrrisolied at lltillfax. Va loiis games provided lots of fun an music was furnished by Mrs. I). lllcllonuld. A duet was rendered b Misses Acorn and 1\l<-.licnzie and

freshinents were served, after whit; Mr. Stewart was presented with a ndilress and :1 suitable renionihrzinc

low and Auld Lang Sync Mr. Stcwa was given u real good bounce. Th entorlalnnient closed with the siuglu of the National Anthem.

ry Duncan has recently returned t

lations, who were ull delighted to se her looking so well and happy. Sh

lions during hor slay. On two occu sions some of her friends. about. 60 in number, poured in on her at the very pleasant home of Mrs. R. l\'Iel~`nrlan~. Mnrslilield, and niadc things lively with songs, music and dancing till the wee stun’ hours. Sevearl partlcs were given In her honor at York Point. Goose auppcrs were the order of the day, and in all she had a good time among her friends who hope to seo Mrs. Duncan back to the dear old Is- land soon again. Mrs. llnncon ami faimlly left tlielr island home to reside in the West a few years ago, and their friends are delighted to know they are doing so well and wish them continued success

FRIDAY

‘FORTUNE BRIDGE. - A large

crowd of people from Fortune attended the horse race lu Sourls on March thc 0th.~- Mr. Alfred Burke ot’ Bay For- tune is kept very busy this spring tlireshing and sawing wood for the farmers.-'l‘he many friends of Mrs. fjarrnou Collin of Bay Fortune will be nletnietl to hear she ls recovering from her recent Illness.-Miss Bertha Cam- eron of Bonsbaw ls visiting at Fortune Bridge the guest ol' Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Francis.-While harnessing ii spirited horse to a sleigh on Monday,

FITS CURED

ment

Over

umimi, ‘- _ 'ronoNro.-` uemediop

ISLAND NURSE.-Among the nurs-

es wlin have been Di°oD0sed for mcmi Mbenonl o_L"r’ _ Kuuinvm

i-' iiluftioiigiiii; 1:, liiiilitwiit t'ritii:_ -PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION AT

g TIGNISH.-In honour ol' " Sl, l'nlrick's

t~.ii1plo_vci_-riot Moore &. l\leI.nod's store, lll Ill'-f lllllllllllll llllll ll, “l‘ll‘-`L`l`l , ‘ll (iw 0,-@,,,,,, (.,,|,._ -,i,,,,,¢.,,, ~ in A.0.ll. llull in the evening. lligh honor of Mr. John t‘. Stiwnrt, who i Mil” “'35 ""l"llllll("l by HPV Mllll' leaving sliorllv ns ii member of ih

r, music. 'l`hc sermon ol' the day was

B assistant pastor of Palmer Road

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solo by Mr. llcni. Acorn. Dsiinty re~ g"““l Aposmh laking “S hm text:

0 kindred, and out of thy t`:il.lier‘s liousc,

Af, .. .i - I _- 1 . ,~ 1 and come into thc land wlilcli I shrill

H b "mm: los 1 Jolly Good ‘oft show iliac.” (Gen. xii. 1.) This well-

A WELCOME VISITOR.--Mrs. lieu-

her Western home lifter ii. deliglilru visit among her many friends mid re-

was very busy trying to accept invita-

Build U Your Cregit

Over 90 per cont. of business

is trnnsacisd through the medium of credits.

lf the time comes when your

business career depends on ob- taining credit, you will had that ability to save money inspires the greatest confidence. '1`l\° moment you begin to save. YQ” start the building of your credit-

The Bank of as Nova Scotia

oifers depositors absolute safety; and invites your business, be it large or small. Capita - » ~ O 5.509.000 urplul - - - ° 3.000.090 gots! Resources over - - 90,000.000

ISLAND B_RA`§ICl‘lE5 Charlottetown - Summerlldl

Victoria - » - Mnntlllll

Nurses Association appears the uanie _ of Miss A. Maud Jenkins, R. N., Law- ‘__ renee General Hospital, Lawrence, '

Mass. Miss Jenkins is a daughter of Mr. ll.. R. Jenkins, Georgetown, and is a graduate of General Hospital, Law- rence, Mass.. und Boston Lying-lu Hos- pital and also holds certificate of hlussacliusctts and Iowa. Miss Jeu- kiu:-i‘ home friends will be pleased to

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March Sth, Mr. Wm. R. Collin had the misfortune to loose the r_enis. The horse bolted and ran for a distance of three miles, when it was caught bY_ll ` man. Strange to say the animal dnl not so much as overturn the sleigh and was unhurt.-F.

i WEDDING BELLS.-The following -PRIZE WlNNERS.- The winners

-P, » . 3;-.` ll0ilC9 fl'0Ul lll0 Al°llllSl0ll (M855-) ol' the Guessing Contest conducted by " ` ‘ ' _-‘itlvocato will be of Interest to the , Hoimgns Ltd., on Saturday last were

bride's friends in P..E.l.: Miss Fannie Miss Amy Liiikletter of Linkletter l. F‘inlo_v. daughter of Mr William Road who received a

. pair of $5.00 Invictus

Il. \\"rner. 1180 Mass. Avenue, were boots Mr, James Waite of Sherbrook

- who guessed the other lucky number

W"0"~ D-D»» lJllSl0l' Of FWS! 13119351 received a pair of $5.50 Invictus boots.

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meeting of the Rogers llardware Co., Limited, took place in their ollices on Wednesday evening. The annual statement was presented to the share- holders aud showed a very satisfac- tory inerease of business over the pre- ceding ye:-ir. Since the reorganiza- tion. which took place in November. 1011, the volume of business has in- creased nearly 100 p. c., and notwith- standing the curtailmeiit in business since war was declared, every mouth showed an increase over the same month a year ago. During the past your many improvements have been made in the cstablislimeut and ex- trii floor space limi-to be token. und thc selling and ollicc stall' increased. 'l`he prospects of a large. business for the ensuing ye-.ir is assured, as the prices of all farm products will be inainlaiued and 8. m\icli.larg<‘.r :iron of land put under cultivation. The tol- lowing oilieers weri;,electetl£ George J. Rogers, l’rosii.lciit; Aciiciis A. Mc- llounld, li. (‘_, Vice-prcsitleiit; John M. Gillis, Secretary-irousurcr.

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llay" the menibers ol' the /\.()_lI. Socieiv und :ill true folloivors and lic-

l - _ --- _ PLEASANT EVEN|NG_|_\ mms, mp lim-0,-,g in ip.. 5,-,m_(;1ity of this great inipiiritiesasu rosiiltof the iudoorllrc

jo_\':iI>le time was sp:-iil lllondziy I-vi-n. Saint. <'cioli|‘;|lcrl the day on \\'edncs~ me iii. im- liomi- of lui-_ limi mrs. wh- dey In 'l`n:nish. 'l‘lwrc was ii Svlcluu

K, lligh Mass in Tignish Catholic (Thurch

Z sighor I). l\l. l\la\('Douultl, iissAiS'te<l by 1. the full clioir, which gave special

,| delivered by l“athor J. I-‘. Johnston.

3; Purisli t‘hurch. who had been specially

invited to weak on the life of this

n ‘ Ami the Lord said to Abraham: go H forth out ol' thy country and from thy

0 known orator and scholar spoke at g length from the early history oi’ Ire-

liind up to its present' condition, and also on the life ol' St Patrick, from his ilrsl venture. Into Erin when that

0 country was nothing Init ii people ivor-

shipping the things oi' nature xiutl

' knew nothing ot' Christ. and lils mis-

sion on earth, up to the time of his

0 death. which. us it is chronicled, e brought the "Emerald Isle” into a

country _known the world over ns ri (lod-fearing one und'all due to the zeal and noble work of this servant of (ind. The brief space available will be inadequate to give even the salient points brought out by the speaker. St Patrick one day appeared before Sl Celestine the First, then the reigning Pope, and told hlni that he was from it [nr western country, in which he had been kept a prisoner, hut had managed to escape; that he was anxious to return to that country to bring lils captors under the yoke of the true religion ol’ Jesus Christ. The head of the Catholic (lhurch was so much impressed by this man's sin- cerity that he gave hlm full autliority to go and preach the Christian doc- lrlne to them. who, as he was told. worshipped idols. St Patrick. alter much travel. landed among the Irish people mice more and on its soil planted the Cross .and began preach- ing and from that dny forth idolatry melted uwny and virtues of every kliid liudded. bloomed and tlourlslied throughout the length and breadth of the land. After this Salnt’s death Ireland still flourished under the (lhrlstian yoke. but was destined to receive ii wellnlgh fatal shock lu the year 795. when the Danes landed and started to plunder and wage war on the true followers of the rellglon of Christ. For over three hundred years this invasion continued and at last. at the hands of Bryen, the shores of Dublin Bay were purpled with the hlood of the vanquished invaders. Then again for over a century Ireland was under Christian rule. only to again encounter another not back by different rulers in the Mediaeval Ages. who tried on divers occasions to break the faith of the irish people from their allegiance to Christianity. But through all these persecution: the followers of St Patrick adhered to the early teach- ings of their Apostle, and so strong was their fqlth that It became .recog- nised the world over and today _its exiles ‘have caused the Croll, which

‘~- Ha \ Sill; diiy, dehr to all the sons of Erlll ff given by the large body of the A.0_l;l

. ‘K1 - Qociety, who together uiurtlied ull ll 5 i i

' "fy the sanctuary rail and received coin- “"'

J* munlon, was a splendid tribute to llic \

_ ` ' organisation.-Z. ' :________Tl___ ’

Country Kids," as presented ul

-sPLEND|D success. ~ “'l`lw

Sl Try this! Doubles beauty of your

Piiul’s Hall on St Pntrick’s night, was hair and stop it falling out.

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__ , ., _ _ . _ .., _ . . -rl-i|!.insnAv ,517 f ismw its-in owsupoil nismytsxucd ‘ ` _ i., Q., 5..,__‘,_ iw

f- - *_ i I ,- _ 2 H ° ’ einer OF 1' l ‘sEAsoN_'-venei-- » the eivulsed _9rl¢.l- 'fl“’"“l’° ~ E r ~ in .ec-

| my thi- Guardian was shown s hand~ 5 ‘ w f res ec for the vel\el‘uli0ll (lf, | _ l ' '

_<. we large butterfly, found in his gar~ E

"llIlillllll YUUH HUWIIS! Ill EENTS

Besides beautifylng the hair ut once,

Danderino dissolves every particle ot

a splendid success. The hall wus

filled to overflowing and so niaiiy we turned away. being unable to ga V admission. that the inuuagement de- U-ous and beautiful as u. young,girls cided to repeat it agulu last night. aug,-n ~[)n_m}e|»|u¢liair c-leunse.'Just The several parts In the play we well taken and the audience we highly pleased. YV. Kelly and Mi Nora Molntyre, the two “<.`u\ll\l

r tl gi i-ts in ii vel'v ` t’ dust dirt and excessive

Kids," exccu ed i r pa

clever manner. J. ll. Mi-.(‘.ullough the country squire, S. J. Cunierou the young detective, J. J. 1\lcN:ill_v ns Dick Maunering and bliss llertli Higgins as Aunt Melinda ull per-

"° Your halr becomes llglll. WHVY. llllf- lll fy, abundant and appears us soft. _lus-

“" try this---moisten ii cloth with a llttlo ""' lhimlerine and carefully diwiw it "“"' through your hair, taking one small ry strand at u time. This will cleanse

- the hair o . _ -- » f “S oil and in just a. ie\v rnorneiits you “S have doubled the beauty of your hair.

diindruff. cleanser, purilles and iiivlg. orates the scalp, forever stopping itching and railing bali-_ _ But what will please you _most will be after a. few weeks' use when 'you will actually see new hair-_ line and dowiiy at first-yes-but really new hair growing all over the scalp. lf you care for pretty. soft hair and lots of it surely get a 25 cent bottle or l{nowltou‘s Dunderine from any drug. gist or toilet counter, and just try it.

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forniedcreditalil . The murcli drill

Sullivan in an lrlsli Jig dance, and Miss Ruth Noonan in ii recitation. “Eriu's Flag," received cncores. A sale of lionie-made candy wus held between the acts. A splendid pro- gramme was brought to a closet, by

Standard

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"Salute the Flag," by lil young girls U from St Mary’s Academy was, excel- lent and their performance showed U ’ U ’ a high order of training. The hlisscs

Skin Remedy

singing “God Save the King.”

Robertson, when he was waited on

address, accompanied by a purse gold:-

Dear Professor Robertson,

es on your trip, we are ‘

Professor Robertson, to whom

appreciative reply acknowledging only this latest mark of good will

The most surprised man in Cliitr- of the scorching pain of skin discus

lottetown yesterday was Professor R. by the famous D. D. D. lP;'§iseriptlio

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THE LADY CURLERS.

gift and the address were a complete \ surprise sent the ladies a feeling and _

been soothed of their frightful it

llow many hospital patients bavey and soothing, yet a powerful agent."

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’l‘o do the work D D D Prescrip-

i, , _ . . e, iloii must he applied according to dl- n rectlons given in tho pamphlet around

by tor ecremu, u suotliuu., lui, wa ltd every bottle.

a messenger from the Ladies’ Curling in by it uurse's hand! Club and presented with the following A SUPERVISING NURSE tllulllc 0

O1' nurse and institute on application)

the

_ Ami it certainly takes away the ltcli 1 at once-the moment the liquid is np- - plied. \

writes regarding :i patient: "Ttie dis- All druggigtg of standing have the case had eaten her eyebrows away. 1-,,,,,0us spe,.mc M 250 and $1 a bomk. ller nose and lips had become dlsni.;-4 gm we are so conndem of the mm.,

we, the lady curlers. fcvl indebted urea. since the use of ii. D. D. he

l0 YOU f0l` Y0l\l` “Ill-ll`il\g kil\(lIlCSS ill ‘eyebrows are growing. her nose an lmwhlllg IIB 10 fry 10 Ullfl- We lllld face have assumed their natural e_\- fu" size homo if it fans to read, your planned on getting some suitable re- pi-¢,iSi0u_" `

menihrauce but as our time has been Dom),-5, mo, use 1), D_ 1)_ in priva- lhnited, we have to ask you to select pmc¢iC@_ DR, ¢;E0_ T, R|CHARDSO something for yourself- franiny writes: “1J. D. D. is super-1

Will! klllllesf l`0Sards and 80011 Wish' to anything l have ever found. So

D.D D. Soap Keeps Your Skin Healthy

" its ol` this prescription that we lwill

ll refund the purchase price of the fires

case. You alone are to judge.

[3 Central Drugstore, E. A. FOSTER, 0,. Charlottetown.

rt. D. D. D. is Made in Canada

not but

_ _ Two Minds with A

tue continued courtesy and kindness

received at their hands during his con- nection with the Curling Club.

Professor Robertson, who has been

here all winter coaching the curlers, left last night vin. the Capes, for West- ern Nova Scotia where he begins a series ol' agricultural meetings umler direction of the Nova Scotia Depart- ment of Agriculture. The many friends he has 'nude while in (`li:\rlotf_etown, not only among the curlors. in which pustiine he ls un enthusiast. Init among cilizens generally, while rc- grcltiug his departure will follow him with the most kindly rciiienibrances :ind good wishes.

Spring lmpurities

* the Blood

A TONIC MEDICINE IS A NECES- SITY AT THIS SEASON

1 but a Single Thought-

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I'r-oplc are on :ill year round ionic, lllood-builder and 1iel‘vi~-ri‘sinrcr. lint they arc cspei‘l:\ll_\‘ valuable. in thc spriiig wllcii lhc systciii is loudeil with

ol' the whiter mouths. 'l`|\orc is no ollicr reason when thi- blood is so inucli in ni-ed o|` |niril’ying and cnricli- ing, and every ilosc ol' these l’ills helps to nuike ucw, rich, red blood. In the spring one feels weak :ind tirco--~ l)r, Willinliis' lliuk Pills give strongili ln the spring the nppi~|.itc is often poor--Dr. Williams’ llink l’llls develop the appetite, tone the sloinucli and out wenk digestion. lt is in the spring that poisons in the blood limi an out.- let in disllguring pimples, eruptions and boils- l)r. Williams’ Pink Pills speedily clear the skin because they go to the root of thc trouble in thc lvlood. In the spring ziiineiiiiii, rlinu- mailisin, indigcstlon, iieilrulgih, erynl- pelns und iniiuy other troubles are most pci‘slstenl. liecausc ol' poor. weak blood. and il is ut this time wiien all nature takes on new life that the hlood most scrioiisly needs attention. Home people dose themselves with purgiilives at this season. but ilicse only l`urther weaken tlienim-Ives. A purgative nicrely giillops through thc systeiii. emptying the bowels. but il. does not cure anything. On thc other hand Dr. Williams' llink llills actually make new blood. which reaches every nerve and organ in the body. bringing

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1 i dear. See what I bought!’f

Sher “Oh Jack-Penmans hose! And I just bought some for you this afternoon. I was getting some for myself, and thought I'd

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pairs. Just think, Jack! You

l won't need any more hose for ever

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to weak. easily tired men, women and children. Try Dr. \Villiams‘ Pink Pills this spring-they will not disappoint you.

You can get these healtli-renewing

Plllg through any medicine dealer or by mall post paid at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.. Brockville,

new strength. new health and vigor “

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Hosiery

Makes Pigs “Stay Put”

The hog never grunted that could at of a Maritime Wire Fence; For thisgaprlggyhetgif vastly strong _fen00. made of extra.'q,,anty 'hm.d_ _drawn ooil-spring STEEL wire. has its vertieals and _cross wires locked together with the death-grip lock that CANT loosen or slip under any im-gin whamvu. _Your cattle and swine will stay where you put omni if you fence with this BEITER fence. Once pmpe,-ly

°l'°°l°d. Maritime Wire Fence stays taut, maighg

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our. All Penmans Products are Made-in-Canada

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