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Whole Country Amazed at Wonderful Cu`re of Mr. John Herman

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Gentlemen, `

Four years ago I was taken doivii with

Inflaniniatioii ofthe liladder. During the 3ll~BCliS. which occurred more and more freqiieiitly, the agony was unbearable, and I became so wi-ak I could not wall: across the flo_or. The doctors could do nothing to relieve or cure nie.

My wife sent for a box of CIN HILLS

to try and see if tliey,wonl.,~1 held; nie. 1-roni the first they did me goo _.me Bain was relieved at once, and the attacks eiiflli to come at longer intervals. _I coiitiniied taking the pills for six weelrs, “ml Ylliflli to iiiy surprise iiiid ileliglitftlie stone I sent yoiisonie time agocuiiie from 'IW “ml “W 11411" Sloppcil. It is new three }e:ir.~i since t1IN PILLS cured nie. 1li:i\‘e had no return of the trouble, and I have n_ot lost a day’s work on account of ii since.

There is not the sli ht xt l bt t GIN PILLS saved my lile. es ( Ou hal

Yours gratefully,

JOHN IiE.RMAN.

CIN PILLS are wonderful in their action on tl K`d l ll . - ‘ neutralize Uric Acid, soothe the irritated Bladder, all; <‘i.ini1[i:l§etljy1»l¢iii-11?;-Ii(|l}-t;ll,Ir¢32,3 rind invoiilinciice of the urine. They are also niildly luxative Iand lieIlI7 to rrgiilxitc the l`o\\.'cf.i. P

li your dealer does not handle GIN PILLS, do not take snlistitntes hut

order direct from us, enclosing the regular retail price-5oc for one bor orIé2 50 for sixrboxes. Money cheerfully refu.uded if GIN PILLS do not do all that Iwe i~l:iiiii or them. Sample free if you ment' tl ` _ '

t.`l.iei‘lIf*`al Co~'g">f Cniiadaflfiniited. Toronto. Ion ns Paper Natmlml Drug and

yours oniiicli ani hnwelsarc t f l - :

mlm H few NATKNAL LAZY LIVE? glfllésf );0;;0i;eed a stronger lnxatfggs

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Gray Marine _ Motors

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over, Made in sizes from

3 to 36 H. 1,2&3 Cylinders for boats of all

Types and sizes.

Write for free Catalogue giving prices and full

information '

FOR SALE BY

Stanley, Shaw ~& Peardon

-Sole Agents for P. E. I.

M38-3-2Mti

grade Crosses. '

chnsctts Fox Exchange.

3935-l6M if

Massachusetts For Exchange

Will receive about the lst of June a large ship-

mciit of Foxes from Saskatchwan and the Peace River District consisting of Silvcr Black and high

Any parties considering the purchase of western

Silver Black' or Cross Foxes should look over this shipment before purchasing elsewhere, as we believe that it will be one of the best lots of Foxes ever rec- icvird oifilic Island. 'l`hesc Foxes will be direct from our ranch at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan

For prices and full iiiformatioii, address Massa- l

w. -B. Piiiiiir, Mnnglf

_ 1fi1`Qu_een St

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

At 6 '10 on the morning of May It 1 te th 1" at me resmmce °l U" d““5‘h'°°.'4 \ lcrs' .-lsssiiclldttiog will tiilllEeFi?iixvdi1lt§::e

FB. Fnirclough (formorly Miss Mary Music) rolici. of Mr. Robert Fair- lougli, of Charlottetown. Besides rs. Acorn there are left to mourn even daughters, namely, Mrs.. Alex.

rs. G. C. Acorn, there passed away or the prfsent visit d confer ,lthii cry for I I I

,McCannel, Mrs. C. Vanlderatime, and

‘Miss Lily Fairclough, Charlottetown;

ister Anne, St. John Convent, Tor- onto; Mrs. Thomas Pleadwell, Whit- man, Mass.. and Mrs. Wll’i‘,am Wialler, Shirley, Mass., and Mrs. William Purdom. Atlantic, Mass. The late Mrs. Fiiircloizgh was n consistent enibcr of Grace Methodist Church, and iv-as hclovoil by all who knew her. During her proiraceed ii`i:ii:su he cremplitled the true tliiristian ,spirit of patience an-il unsclfish cou- »iiilei‘nticn'ior others and sho extcniii- ml thc dark valley buoyed up hy thc coiitiiiiiiiirc mid' faith which hail chor- nct"ri'Al»d lici' whole lifc. To the re- liitiifcs thi: (liiiirdinii iixteiiils siniei-rc i-iyiiciliitliy.

\'.\I.l?.\l_ll.li l!.‘.\lIll-ll'l`.»-l7|»wiii~ili»i of twin tliollifliiiiil piirsous ultogetlior vin itcil iliii \'_i:iiii\i1»n Ilriiig lioinpniiy-’s isiiirii ini Siitiiriliiy night between il. Jill and v o‘clock to see ii pair of sil- ver llluck fox pups which were .on ex- lriliitinii. 'llie foxes are healtliy little animals with lilly White tips of ,ta_i'1s_ They did not seen in any way dis- <-onci-rted by the piercing gazn of the crowd, but concentrated their utteri- l.i0r\ and eflorts on a couple of bouts from which thny were trying to ex- tract noiiillshment. An occasional "scrap" between them added interest to the scene. After an exhibition of

THIS WASHER. MUST PAY FOR ITSELF.

MAN tried to sell me ri horse oncn. He iiala It was ri line horse and had iiothini: tli1eiiiat~ ter with lr. lwaiitcd ii line liorse, lint, l illd|i't

know riiiythln about ‘

linrseimuch. Aiii¥lilidn't 731, know thc man very well - either". __ __ :so 1 mia i-.im i -.vnnreii in ~

try the horse fora inoiitli.

llc said “All ri§lit." hilt |-:iy me lir.sl,an l'll give you bziclr your inniicy ll' the horse lsn't all right."

\‘»'ell,l diiln't Illia: that.

l was afraid the liorse wa>i‘iit ‘ all rlglil." rind that lmight1iiivi:towliistlefiir inymoiiey lf l once partizil wllli it. Su ldlili\'t liiivllie lii»i'se. cltliougli l i- niiieil

' | ui N i' J i' ui v. ow ins sci iiic’.“-»'_.»;= lliiiiking. I _;

You see l ni:il:c \V:\sh- ,,_.__, ~ ' lag llllichlnes--the "H100 `<""” .y "-E?`=;,»`;_~_<_T3_°,,,_ ur -iif"w iii- -_ "

£\\ ll IL) Anil l said to myself, lots of people may tiilrlc

about my \V:.sliinig lllaicliiiic ns l thought about the. horse, and about the iiiuii \vho owned it. _1llut l`i.i never lcnow, bcirziusc they woiildu‘t \ rite and tell nie. You :loc Iseli in i Wasliiiii: Iilncliirics hy mall. I have Sold ovcrluili at inil~ lion that way. So. thought I. it ls only _fatr enough to lct people try my Washing Machines

for :i ninnlh, hclorlc they pay for them, just as I " t " \< _ ‘.

uurirrr ioli) thc irsc

Now.l know what our “i900 Gravity" \Vaslicr

will do. I Icuoiv it will wash thu clothes, ivitliout wearing or tearing them. in less than halt thc tlnie they can lic wnshcd by hand or by anyother

inucliine.

l know lt will washatub full of very dlrly

clothes Iii Six Minutes. l lanow no other iiiacliine ever iiivcntcd can do that. without wearing thc Llotlii-ei. tlur "l\l00 Gravity" Washer does thc worlr so easy thcita child can run it alincst rs well :isastroqg v.'om:iii,ruiil it don’t wear rin: clothes, fray the edges, nor break buttons, the way all other inacliliiun do.

lt just drives soapy water clcnr through the

libres of the clothes lllrc a force pump uilglit.

So. said l to myself, I will do with my -°l9l`r)

Gravity" 'Washer what l wanted tho man tc dc wlih the horse. Only I woii't_\valt for people lu ask mu. 1‘ll olfer ilrs.;, and 1 ll make good tho

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offer every time.

lv.: me send you n “ISGS Gravltyf' Washer on ri

...onth's free trial. 1'll pay~\ilio irclghr out or

my own pocket. and lfdyoii don’t want the inn clilnc after vou've use it ci incntli. l'li lake it hack and pay the Lrcight too. Surciy that i-.i fair

enough isn'i. it _ l)ocsii't it prove that thc “1000 Gravity’

Washer must be all that I say it is?

And you can pay me out of what ll: saves fcr

you. li: will save ts whole cost ln n few months in and t5i(:).ii; oigélis clothe.: aliiiic. Aizcll Lima t w save o een au wee over ia

washwoman s wages. lf_ you keep the mscnin: 'iiter the n\onth’i: trial. I l let you pay for it out 3.‘.‘§1i`“§. l.i~’§I.‘{.°1‘»!¢’..‘1.‘§.‘...i.‘i.‘..‘;‘i.”~°.i. i'{.’.§‘1.i"I-SF “'i-ii

take that cheerfully, and l"ll walt for niv mono, ~»n2:l_ the machine lst-lf earn; 'ine balance. Q

Drop me A line to-day, and let’ me sour. you 1.

. »_.ni< about the “i900 _ Gravity Wasuer that .annie-.1 clothes in six minutes.

Address me personally, \'_ (l.

Morris, lllaiiagcr llluil Wasbcr Co.,

_ R75 Yniimt St., ’l‘nr1\nf..\, fini

PARIBIAN SAGE MAKES DRY, l iiNA'l"r1iAc'r1vn Hun Som,

FLUFFY. ABUNDANT AND

l I 'RADIANT WITH LIFE

l It's entirely needless to have un. Bllrlitly. matted, scraggy or faded hair. A little care is all that is 'needed to make it soft, pretty, per- fectly hculthy, and free from dand- rnll, thc hair dcstnoyer.

Use Pursliin Salle-it supplies hair

needs and is n-bsolutcly harmless. It clriinses thc scalp of all daridriili, quickly stopn itching head and fall- ing hair, and is one of the best ton- ics to st'in"»ilntii the hair and make ir. grow lonv and hraiitiful.

(let n hnttlc of llzirisiiin Sayre to

day friini (lon. IC. lliiglxef: nt iiny ilriii; cuiiiittir. lt crisis hilt. |50 izniitri. lfiili lr, into thc i-iciilp - iill il:iii1li'iif‘l ilisiiii- pviim yoili' lii-iiil li-chi lilii-~-'l.lii~ linlr in pi.-l.l.y ;.iiil |ii=|~f»i:ll_~/ lli':illliy_

hull uii lioiir they wcl`C taken uivny' as it vrns considered unsafe to leave 'them out too long. ’l\hey are the Dro- pcrty of the Canada lfox Excbaug and lnvisrnieiit io.. Ltd., rind nm part cf ii litter of six. All of the lit- ter hu\'i_f been takeii from the mother fox, which is in n delicate condition, HUB Dflflicllla-l‘ Duir are being kept in zi neaat and comfortable wire box and lcd on. diluted milk and 8 gmnll quantity of Hor1ick’s matted miLk_

1 This compound is given them three

time ii ilav- They are under ine capa- l1l0 Clll\l`l_£“ of Mr. Ernest _\lc'l`iigiie.

v 1312 Vharlcs H. Higgins, |i_ L_" D_ \" 5" lI"~th"'l01‘§iHl3 Ol U10 Duniixiion Dcllnrtmciit of Af,-r‘iciiltiii'e, ig ' ug lresent in Chnrlottctoiin. lt will l,e l'cll\einbcrcd that nt ,, me-etiiig ni the |"~¥f'ff7llf-lVe of the l-‘Vince l<}ilWiii'il ls-

liiii] Fu! Iirceilcrs’ _\ssociutlo-ii, hold' on tho 22ml May, ii depiitatiiin mis llllllointed to wait on Premier Marnie. “fl” “ml a View to securing the sor- vices- of n. competent lincteriologist limi piitll<>l°igist in uni inwi-rect .li

the whole live stock liiislnesn of thu]

province,

tI’l‘ciiiicr Miithicson Have the ilcpiit.

ation his usual coiirteoiis licarin; and rx Promise that he 'woiild tiilun ui the matter with the ullthoritics a' Ottawa. The promptncss with which he ncieii, as well as the ren-ainens oi, the Ottawn government .to assist thi province in every way. is indicated hy the nrrival here nt. this early date of llr. Higgins who'is unoiuestion-

niiiy urn foremost pathologist ir_

Canada if not on the continent. - l)r_Hi;;-plus has l.-i=-en hr-ad nf the rc~ search hrancli nf the Ilellartnient 0' Azriciilturn for the past. fifteen ymrs nil has pursued his investigations iizt only in Canada hut in foreign conn- tries wherever anything new devcloll' ed in the treatment of diseases. It is under his personal direction that tuberculin. lllnllein (8 test. for gland- ersl anthrax v-accine. _blackleq vaccine and other tests and specifics are lie- ine manufactured at Ottawa.

llr. Higplris is here to confer with

Preniler 'Mmhlvson n-nfl -the covern- ment on matters pertaining to thi’ Veterinary Department and it is hifi"- cd that one of the resiiltii of his visit will he thc estrrhlfshvnant ir r‘i,».;-int+_er1»w,, ,.1 ». lnl~~~r»=itorv iiniler the care of u. thnrfnicrlilv competent pathologist nn-d bacterlologist- nn _~m.?~

an w

Dr Higgins on the gencral sublect

of the llc-allh of foxes and the ding- _ '_f{f`$"`I "I`

nosis and treatment of diseases no- culiar to foxes, (ec. Diirlng his visit. which is his first to Prince Edward Island, Dr. Higgins will visit R niin-:hier of ,fox ranches, ;the Experimental Farin and possibly ii num-ber of private farms.

‘although he has seen little of the iprovince hc is verv favorably lm- :pressed with conditions here and is especially interested in thc Isiand's grent lndustry, fox farming, which he will enquire minutrly into.

WEDNESDAY

WI\’Nl'Ilt t)l\` l'i)_\\'.--It was nn-

iioiiiiceii at uw l'ri'ncu lidiviiril 'l‘heu- trc ini Wcilu.-silny iiiglit, ivliuii thi: |"'l`ii.~iict o Leave Mon" was i»i~i-.>u:iit1<,i that Mr. Piitriclt l°‘lyiii\, Jr., llor- licstei' Htreet, was the wiiiiirr of thc |\1ii\y ofierell In thc l‘oily (lun ,tint |ii'ilii\ol.cil lly thi: (lli.i|'l<»t,t.iwl.i1w|i lllosiiilrll. Mr. l<‘lynii liiiil only oiii-_

lizlianifo iii tim iei»iit.isl_ nail won ine. lloiill iiii i1. onli ccilt. ticket. l visiriisu rox i;1\Niirii~:s. _-- 'rin Executive of the Fox l3rceilcl“s’ A850-

” elution had an informal conference

cstvrda' -afternoon with Dr. Hu;

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ho Kind Yo 1 V. irc A21: wifi T or‘.f;Z1i_‘., and which has been

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Coiitziiiirl xii-ltiiii 0;ili.;;i, _..I'>z'|il;ii1o rn .° of_.:~tl: _Niircotlo " siibsiniiif.-. lt.; rigr- li Els ;_;i:.i.-.mit-ii. ll. ilc:~;1:~o§-:i \‘/arms '»‘.=`é2' und ull:1_v~; l-‘i-i_< .'i..2.1;c_-..-;. lk.: i..oi'i: tiixiii t§;1rl_v 5'-‘airs lt lllzr-l hi-_i-ii l.i i-i»;i_~.i.n;it. liao lor 12.1.. rcliii of (_'i1'nstl;»LLllol|,

l"lnt.iilieiu_v, Yiiiiit (`iii2i‘, 1:1! 'i'i~i-tiling; 'l'i~oul»li~.~i und _ l>ini~i~liu~.'.. Il ;-cifzllutc.-'i tho Hti1ii:;ici». iinil l'»ow¢-ls, . assiuilliiir-s the Fiioii, _»;li/ini: in-ultliy and lintiirui sleep. "

The (.liildrcu’s 1'uun,c\;'.:-'Lilo .‘i»lot.i_icL":.i 1~`rl.cnd..

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Zinn, Pixthologist of the‘Doini'niori 4

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All Cour\‘.i'i'it::l_i», lltiitittlritzs :i:;rl “Jusi.-'Viv-ir" ,.; " arg bug -

lzixpcriuiriiis iii-.itz i' lilo iiifli iiiiil vnil:i1i;gi,~x' thi- Zenith ol

Infants airl Clilldrcii--Input-lcuco uguia.; izrzpcrnuoutt. »

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steaptiiil innThe otluagdinn yesterday, is ,' ‘B‘i"‘*S if-C Slgnaiure of in the province to confer with thc ' '- ¢gzm Govcrnrrvnt on mitters pertaining to his ilcpartinent There was o gen- eral discussion on foxes, rcccnt cases

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of obscure disease an-tl do.-itli I J , `_,-.' - x ' ,"' _

ln some ranches, etc. Dr. 1-1 - 4

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gins, on the suggestion of the Execu- |tlvc, decideo to visit n nuiriier of

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Ira s ' y Y for Alhci-ton in conirpany with Mr.

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s?cm't)On' _w_l`l\€5 ln' “Hin vieggjern iviazcrnrgirn <‘.t‘MrANv,nrv»vvo|lncivv_

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f Ll\'c vfiiiclics s tinic will ll“l" ` " " ' `

many o . » a ‘ 1 mit. and on his return will visit tli'i»_i.i~ iii thc viifi-nity of (‘iliiir`i'.Lti*to\\'ii,

ll0W T0 PRLVENT ` r = _ _

licin sioiiiiiciis Ann _ ¢¢D0nat you teu___SiS!» |_»,»_____,

I F001) l"ERMl".N'l`AIl0N‘

BY _-\ S'l`ll,\lA(YH‘ Sl'l<]t`l/\l.-l.\"l‘ _

years in the study and treutiui-nt st'.oinai~‘- troubles, I have been force to thi'-9.oncluslon that most peopl who complain of stomach tron\.l possess stomachs that are iihsolutel healthy and normal. Tile real tl‘0\.l Lie, that \\~hlcli ca\.ses all the pai ‘ ,,,,.i ,iiiii-,_-nltgv, is acid in the stomach

usually due to, or aggravated by food fermentation. Acid irritates tb delicate lining of the stomach un food fermentation causes wind whip' sten-ds the stomach abnormally. rinsing that full bloated feeling. Thus both acid and ferrnentation iii tcrfere w‘ith and retard thc process 0 digestion. 'l‘lio stomach is usiiall healthy and normal, but irritated iii most past endurance by these forelg elements-acid and wind. In ull siic cases-and they comprise over ‘Jil pe cent. of all stomach dlliliiciiltios-th st and only step necessary is to e fermentation by taking in ciitriilize the acid and stop

little warm or cold water

mediately after eating from one to two teaspoonfiils of bisurats inaguesln, Which is dollbtlell th best and only really effective antarl and food cof‘r¢cLi\‘e known. The acl' will be neutralized and the fermenta cn stopped almost instantly, and our stoniiiob will at once proceed 0 digest the food in ii healthy, nor- iil irinnni-r. Bc sure to ask your 'iigizist for the bisiirntcd iuagnesia, I have found other forms utterly cking in its peiiiilinrly valuable pro-

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As a spvciiilist who has spent mall ,

She didn’t think we could reach so high when she put Kel- logg’s on the top shelf, did she?

But we fooled her this time!

Course mother won’t care, 'cause she lets us have Kellogg’s every time we want it, don’t she? Says it’s good for us and makes us grow like everything." ‘

Always fresh-always uniform in quality. 10c at allgrocers _ _:___

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Amount Issued V $90,000 00

Authorized Capital - $180,000 00

Shares Par Value I _ _$50-00 ll

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'lflie Premier Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd

Head Gffice Bedeque, P. E. I.

Foxes

22 pairs 'frcanrx the lvlaglo S B Fox Go., Ltd

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These Cornpanies are all among this year’s

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lest dividend payers and the foxes of the Premier Co. should therefore Ire very prolific. - 1 - ~

Ranch

Company may rest assured tnat their foxes 'will have upto-date and sai-itary quarters.

lvlanagornent and Care cf F-'oxés _ ' ` ` I _

- _ ICOS1: bf Ranohlng '_ _ All expenses in regard to the ranching. of the foxes and their young are assumed by Mr. Moyse for 7 p. c. of each year’s increase lor a period of tlircc years.

A \Nord as to the Futura

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‘It is the aim and intention of the Company to have 10 pairs o_f foxesjn all

ing on or before July 15th, 191-ly!! discount of I0 p. c. on above capitalization which

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Tliis Company now owns 5 pairs of Silver Black Foxes, Class /\. obtained from thc following ranchcs:-

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I A new ranch is now being built for these foxes after the most approved modern methods. Much has of late been learned in rcgrird to thc building of iaichcs and dems. lnvcstois iii this

wish to place the prcscnt issue 'of stock :is soon as possililc. They thcrcfoic offcr to thrs: iiivc:~.t~

f l I Second only in importance to securing good foxes is that good care be taken of them. In this respect the Premier S B. Fox Co , is most fm-tiin_:i_l \ :is M r_ ’Iliomas Moysc, the Iresidcnt of

the C`oinp.'.iiy, will also take care of the foxes. Few _men in the fox ranching business today cnioy an equal reputation with Mr. Moysc for iiitegriiv and :i‘>ilit_v to mise foxes. 'l he well-known “Peerless Co." which last year paid a dividend of 900 p. c. had its foxes under his care

-- I I I'l`he Silvei'IBlaclt Fox Industr is well-established and no doubt is now entertaind as to its rermanency. 'I he "Premier" with its excellent foxes, n iderritc cni it:=li1':.1ii ii and low iancliing rates should rank :is one

ofthe high dividend payers of 1915 'and following years( ’

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