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of correct dressing is snug- filling underwear. Besides improving the look of one's outer garments it assures the ulmosf in comfort while

srrrnfi rin

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nnsnmarlc p_u_\'s r_:o-sUFFi<:ii- mu un_\si<;s-ruins comms i.\' i;vl':Ncn1¢oN1o melts

For aching bones unil sore muscles

nothing will sooth nuny the ,pnin lille .\erviline.

For n»~rve~vl‘ru'clving tuingrs in the

inn.~'cles for torturing linwmulie Gr lurnlingo, yon’l1 find Nvrviline is full of nina/ing po’\\'er.

You see, Nerviline hns the power-»

it,‘,~i nhout five times strmiiger lhnn m-ilinnry i~c||n<lies, hull can |n;||eti‘i\ti: it-ry deeply. It contirins jliices and cxlr.-if-is of certain herlis thut give it n itrnngn |;ow¢»r to ¢lriv|» .int con- fcsiicn, iiillioriinitioii or pnin.

Yon orc snfc in u_~'rn_i: T\`ei\'ilin:'.

burn, and can do nothing l-ut ;50c~d~

huenevcr there is pain or »\unei'i-ng

.\'er\'iline will go and will drive it out. it penetraies to every cc-ll of n sore muscle, it sinks to* the heart uf every stifl sore Joint; it searches out the puin of rhoninniism quickly,

tiive Nerriline 8, trial, See how _fast

it \\'lll limber your lame back, how quickly it will cure neural,-,'ia heud- a\Chu, hon' Iaéit itiwill lirenk up tl had

'cold or ense o sort- :ln-ont.

The hes-t fninily pain-remedy ever nnnlc is Ncrvilinv. lforty yenrs of gi-ent sncee.-_- proves this.

For i~rii<»rg_~ent ills, when the doctor

is-n't lnnnly, there is nothin: better than the Sun. foinily Size lfntlilfu, trial

size '_’5c., nll llenh-rs; or f.li<~ (‘¢it;irrl\-

.lust i-uh it on~»it wr,-n’t llijltvr or

ozone (‘o_, Kingston, (`n|nulu. _

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is poor economy. You get

TEST

Buying a house paint merely because it is cheap

course, but the paint won`l last.

Before painting, investigate

Brandram-Henderson’s '

“English” Paint

lt gives you the utmost service and satisfaction - and is

as dependable as Gibraltar. When you paint with B-H "ENGLISH", you know you will get the service you want, because it is made according to the guaranteed formula: 70

your house painted, of

per cent Brandram`s B. B. Genuine White Lead and 30

per cent Pure While Zinc for while and tinls.

Exceptional endurance is a quality ol B-H Paints that

has been demonstrated by generations of painters. li the

job is done with B-l-I “English” it will be as lastingas paint

¢|_||||

can make it.

nawuni. si

We soll it.v Calll There is a hoolrlet waiting for

_-'you which tells about Paint and Painting.

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giving one the satisfaction of being well-dressed from the skin out.

Penmans Underwear is actually knil lo form-knit with mechanical precision to fit the varing types women and children-knit its shapeliness-knit from

selected wools.

When you buy Pcnmans underwear you can be sure of its lasting, smoolh- filling qualities. No. 95 natural wool garment is a great favorite-ask to SGC lf- Look for the trademark

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Pains in the Muscles __ _ _ _ ” , ’EA_m mm D “My . __

ClTY'S H 0 .- ur-‘ - ~‘» » » - ` ~- s -

` nz the absence ot.Dr. H. Di Zahn- _gl ' »IJ.'§

I i l3€fet§iiliifcw¥:?i?a?Hll?;;ed2rtrahxl: V A I F1? W? _

ii-ng in uit- canadian wan, the du- = ' __ _ 110:; 2?” 3* ,,

ti°5D0l 1?: °;n°§“1;;llb°l“¢t:i°‘g‘r°"5iQ€ ` - - - fi fr ~~ I ll:l)1ilverstonly$I‘el;:.’s 'on by r. . . 6 'a1i, e 0vn_ _ ' ’ _ '_ _ I 'MM _ _

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"_ ' __ _ aocusttig-'ie_`d_’t_o

REV. A. SINCLAIR HONORED.-

The Senate of 'Dalhousie University nt the recent convocation conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws upon lfc\'. A. McLean Sinclair, formerly of llelfast, }’. E. I., now re- siding in Hopewell, Novu Scotia. Dr. Sinclair is n scholnr of high stand- ini; and for several limes was spec- inl lecturer in Gaelic literature in Dalhousie Uiiimrsity.

LIFE MEMBERSIIIP. -‘ Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson. prior to her de- parture from Alherton to takfi UD her residence in Vharlottetown, ‘was entertained by \l`. F. M. S. of the Presbyterian church in Allierton, Ui which she wus U, prominent worker. and presented with nn addresr-1_ of nnprecintion and life mmuhership in the w. if. M. S. This kindly act mme as ,, complete surprise to MHL wiikinssn ana is highly valued by

her.

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1llll'0R'I'-\N'I‘ FOX MEETIl~lG.- At

fhfl :irlnual meeting and election ' ol officers of the Freeland Silver FOX 1-,,,m,,,,,w 1,010 'l‘hursday in the Hull nt im-|»1n,|ni, not 11 an address Ou thi- Fox lrlnsiness was Eivull llV Ml" .iimws ll. Hcinlerson of the firm of lienilvrson .\£~ Rails, Boston. lll\0 hire' est Ren! Estate firm in that c\'f»Y» Mr. `Hf-,lnlerson is widly known HH H writer in .-\n»s-,ricnn iiewnpnpcrs and Mrignziiies on that sumcet of fox raising; one nf his articles on the funn-e of uit- fax limsirwss in ii recoil issue of tho Boston Journal l»ei.ni!

widely quoted by other papers Hull

in |it\:|~nturc 01 all now fox coni- pnnies. During the course of his re- innrlas. Mr. I-lcndcrson said that to him the m;n'vel<of the fox husincss wus not in the won-derful dividends iniirl to investors, now in the inhu- lous prices paid for llelts or fo( the niiimnls themselves. To him the mzwvnl of it ull lny in the men Who hnvc ln'o\n1ht thc liusiness to its Drc- sent standing. The men whose hun-ds were hnrdened with thc toil in the fields whose minds have not requir- ed the quickoning developed in the mnrts of trnde and ln thc 0I'0f€SBi0I1. vet when culled to fill executive offices of corporation lmving cnpitnl mv,-nf,i>(1 into mm liiindreils of thou- sands mid having not cnriiiirila digunl- ly ns large, have lnin down the im- nlrwiueiits ol mzricultnre mul have token un the sword of business, the ncn, mid hnvc lrecnme Secrctnrf>.s, 'l‘1'ensurcrs and l‘reBid€I\tS, filling these ollllffcs in n nnnnor coirvtndinu the nrlmirntion of the Broker and Husinr-as world nt lnrze. These far- mers slow of jud-gnmcnt nnd equally as slow of m\ovn|ncut,1trmisplnntml in 11 dny to thc World of finance rnriuiring hfrth quickness and nccurncv of indee- mr\nt_ 'Ami most won-dcrful of nil they vxcercisc roll of these require-

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TWU WOMEN A SAVED FHUM

UPERATIUNS

By Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege-

' table Compound-Their /' 0wnStoriesHereTold.

Edmonton, Alberts, Can. - "I think

it is no more than right. for me to thank you for what your kind advl-:e and Lydia E. l‘inkham's Vegetable Compound have done for me. A

“When I wrote to you some time ago I

was ii very sick woman suffering from female troubles. I had organic inflam- mation and could not stand or walk any distance. At last I was confined to my bed, and the doctor said I would have to go through an operation, but this I refused todo. A friend advised Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and now, after using three bottles of it, I feel like a new woman. I most heartily recommend your medicine to all women whosuffer with female troubles. I have also taken Lydia E. Plnkhsm's Liver Pills, and think they are flne. I will never be without the medicine in the house."-Mrs. FRANK Erasu-iv, 903 Col- umbia Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta.

The Other Case. ' Beatrice, Neb.-"Just after mymar- riage my left side began to pain me and the pain got so severe at times that I suffered terribly with lt. I visited three doctors and each one wanted to operate on me but! would not consent to unop- eration. I heard of the good Lydia E. Pinlcham's Vegetable Compound was doing for others and I used several hot- tles of it with the result that I haven’t been bothered with my side since then. I am ln good health andl have two little girls. "-Mrs.R.B.C|m..n, Bentrlce,Neb.

Victoria Day- Holiday

For €ha’Cnnad.ian

are quoting

stations between ’ nt sing-; 1914, ’

i all

and connecting

Provinces. 24 mails.

onthe

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Avon, ONT., May14th. 1913

"I have used “Fruit-a-tives” for indi-

gestion and Constiéiation with most excellent results, an they continue to be my only medicine. I am highly pleased with “Fruit-a-tives" and am- not ashamed to have the facts published to the world. When I first started, about six years ago, to use them, I took four for a dose, but \I cured myself of the above troubles and gradually reduced the dose to one tablet at night.

Before taking “Fruit-n-tives” I look

snlts and other pills but _the treatment was too linrsh. I thought I might as well suffer from the disease as ‘from these treatments. '

Finally, I snw “Fruit-a-tives" adver-

tised with a letter in which someone recommended them 'very highly, so I tried them. The results were n|ore_flmn satisfactory and I have no hesitation in recommendingthem to any other persoh. They lure done me a world of godd. I get satisfaction from them, and that is quite a lol". ANNIE A.» CORBETT.

5Oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.

At nll dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. °

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ments successfully mid profitably. Surely the -money of the investor is snfu in n husineSs th-at luis develop- ed such men ns these. Surely new times have eqiuired new measures, new mon." In the election which folllowed the f0llo\\1i‘IlR ofliccrs were electorlz- l`resi-dent,' Mr. Thomas Murphy, Freelandqi Vice-Presidruit, Mr. .lnmcs D. Henderson, Boston.; Secretnry--’l‘rensurcr, Willirrm Kins- man, Freeland; Director‘s:- Mr. R.C, Henderson, Freeland; Mr. William Kinsnimi, lfrcelamd; Mr. W. 'l‘. Htfnil- crson, llor-iton’; Mr. Wm. Miller, Ellcr- slie, Tlancli Manager, 'Joshu-gr Hender- son, Freeland.

THE DELINQUENT GIRLS HOME. -Rev. Mr. Pnrdio who is at present

the province in the interests of

he proposed Delinquent Girls Home for the innritinie 1n‘ovi‘nces, lclt for um--:crsidc Sntiirdny and yesterday reached in the Preslnyterinn chu;-c r, Pnrdie has been exceedingly suc- cesnfiil in Chnr1ottetow'n lmving col- Ctefl $2,Ill0 in four duys, He has can cordially received wherever hc ns gone .ond asks the Guardian to xpress his,tlnniks for the kind' enrtedncss with which' he hns been eceiverl and the generosity wi'th hich his nppenl for :resistance luis con niet.

WEDDING Bl<]I.LS.-The home of Mr. and Mrs. John-C. Willinms of 45 Corona htreet., Dorchester, _llla_ss., wus the scene of a very pretty wedd- ing on Tuesday evening, May fifth, when their sister Miss Annie Mac- l’hcrs0n formerly of Cardigan, J’.E.I., wns united in marriage to Mr. Alex- ander Mnc_l\ny of Wellsl-ey, Mass. The ceremony was Droformed by the Rev, K. M. Munro, pastor of the First United Preshyterlnn Church, Boston, in the presence of several friends, ’l'he brl-dc was attended by her sister _Miss Minnie Mn.cl'herson, amd ‘ the groom by his brother Mr. Charles Mncl\'ny. They received many hand- some . and useful gifts.” The house was prettily decorated with im abundance of pinks, jon-quils, and ferns. They loft the following evening for Boulnrdm‘le,|(`.npe Breton whore tlicy w ll reside.

TUESDAY

Al\'lllllLAN(ll~l OU'I‘.-_-Wright's nm-

?rul:uu'.c wns out vester¢‘l'i\y, conveying from Liv western trnlu to the P. E. I. Hospital, H M-iss Mcliend, I-luntcr River, who in nnfl‘¢-ring from nllhendl- cltis.

li/\|l A(`Cllll<}N'l`.-Mr. \'l‘l\u.~1. E.

Hill-"WUI`tll ul l`0l‘l'1ivil|e, Kings Co., |"‘-"3\="ll.‘/ ri-ccivcd thc and muvs of the di-nth of his brother 1<‘1-nnk nt Strut,- lord, ('onnccllcut. ’|`ho young |n.nn was river driving for the (`o|n|entlon¢_ Vulley Lumber Company and wus drowned on the Pnul River as he and wwtlu-r man were bringing the logs to tho lnnrling. His body was lmmediata. lv recovered and buried ne Binom- fleld, Vcrmont._He was u‘ young mnn ol quiet unassuming, llllblt ansilils curly di-nth nt the nga of 33 yen;-N 'MUGS ‘ins ri shock to his nn _ fr'lemls. llc lenven tolft'i'('§\i_ia°i`tllilT_!l»r¢i!‘ thers ond live sisters. lllny his soul rest in pence. ,. __ \ , __, _ (Patriot und Exnminef`p]e'nsh' \'iiipy_)'

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Prince Edward Island,

Railw[ay'i ' '- _

vicroma nAr_ii'Xi§i1|gslciil A ` ' ' V

on the

arrived 28,

RUSTIGO.-»-Notwithstanding the ex

was experienced in this province dur - ing the latter part oi Aprilund the first days of May, Mr. Simon, Pin-" eau had on ithu 12th_,dsy inst., *ul ready planted six acres,0f potatoes und immediately, proceeded in prellal'

certainly ahead of most parts of the province with few exceptions if any,- anfl goes to show what nn imiort`-

in the other paris of the pro\'\lnoe_-R,

i\1Ussni._ MUD . DREDGE.-In the course of the next week, or su, it is expected, thc first mussel ~murl dredge, introduced by the Government. i-n this Province will -be ln operation. 'Flin construction of the scow on which the dredging machinery will be err-.ct~ nd is now prncticallv completed. The

and the craft. is being liuiht at Mo~ rell.' The erection of the ninclilncry will be begun to-morrow und will

It ‘is the intention then to put thel drerlzc. vhicn' wlll' 'be se‘f~rnisiiig and self-disclinrging, into employment limi- mediatcly. The dredge will he oper- ntcd, no nlrcndy intimated, in St., l"ete1"s Buy, where there is nn im~` mcnse deposit ol this mussel inud| which is in such grant dcnumd as 1, fertilizer, rind the scope of its first. operations will he from the Ilny into the Morcll river, covering ri tlistnnnn of about three and n half miles, Thr; mud wil‘i be lninided nt three points.-l` Mirlrrcll, Marie and Morell. Capt.

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tremes of cold and had weather that' 11 A A. A 5 ‘ _ ` ` - _ _ i f".'~' `_ w

nnce should be nttacheil to the north-_ ' - =` ern section of Queens, especially ` “ c c \orth Ifuutico with sandy loam soil, Y _ _‘ _ ' _*\ ___ , cnpalile of discharging .¢§__,Bupe|°B_bund. _ ` . ‘ ance of moisture and at the Sumo ` \ ` ~.

tins reserving what amount 'is nnceg~ '

sary for a period ofdrought, Foq- ' " " ' ~

der, nlthough not plentiful, is-not to , , »! '

such nn extreme of scarcity os it is f

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ing his land or ii root crop. This is i A ‘ ,

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drinking experience have you been able to get, Such extraordinary good quality and value for 'in any ways

size of the scow is l00 ft. by 24 ft., A: v. _ J i

he flnlszhedihv the end of the week FreSl\-F`fagfaI\`t~ `

_ No _Dust-No Dirt--No Stems _ _

Preserved and Sold only in Sealed Lead Packets

lYour Grocer has it--or will_get it for you. If not, write

direct to “Salzida” Montreal, and we will see that your wants are supplied. '.'. --»'- -°-

Melilnch-ern, ni' Ohnrlottetown, lmsy g bw, ,,,,,,,,,,,tc,1 to the ,,,,mm,,m, of _ 30c,40c,50c, 60¢- Per Pound, and all of the dredge. ~ , Matchless Value for prices charged

H Other Grades of “Salads” are sold at '

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