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Repo . e co tinually coming in

to us‘ g e splendid resu& obtai _ e reatment of scia ’ rpg f, #by u_sing Dr. Chases Nerve Ioodafter each meal and Dr.

,-affair Flva veane or eurnqn-'

EY DR. CHASE! MIDICINBS. I

bearable. It would start in the hips and run dovm the leSs t0 the 1069- F3' dually getting worse. The nerves con-

'My doctor tried many different treat- , , ments, but could only afford relief for a time.

“For about ilve years 1 was subject

to this trouble with. severe attacks wxlch wouldllaat about W0 111011915-

e last attack I had was shortened

to two weeks by the use of_Dr. Chase's

Li er Pills and Nerve Food

Kidney- v -

Ch - ‘ve __ | gcggg on- This treatqpehlt was continued until I

allysiia means 3 argigkothe :was ,_s silad that the corp -was. last- or thi' liver, loan ysea I _ well. , _

thereby keeping is system freed 0 pain causing poisonous impurities.

Mr. _W. .1‘t"i'aibot. Edenwold, Saslr.,

writo|_:- “lt is s great pleasure for

me toA'recuniinen§'Dr.'Chaee'e Kidney- Liver Pills and erve Food as a cure for Sclatie Rheumatism. The pain I have suffered has been well-nigh un-

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H. E. Wooley, J. P.

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. 50 cents a

box, six for 32.50. Dr. Chase’s Kid-. uey~Liver Pills 26 cents a box. all deal- ers. or Edmanson, Bates & Company, Limited, Toronto.

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WELL MERITED PROMOTION. --

slr. 1;. 1.; oelding, recently Manaser of the,Bank of Nova Scotia, Victoria. Crapaud, has been appointed Manager of thp~Queen and Landsdowne Branch.

Torlorto. Tlais is a distinct promotion to r. Gol ing and his many Prince Edward island friends will be pleased to learn of his advancement. About two weeks ago Mr. Golding was in-

structed to report at Head Oillcc, Tn- lfronto. and although he knew this meant transference to another branch he had no idea that the' move was to_ besuch an advantageous one. I-ie iii one of tl e youngest managers in the sf rrlce .md his success has been mnrc than ordinary. The Guardian heartily congratulates him.

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. Change of Life.

ITPAYIQDIIIYUINI Plvvillel

FUNERAL SUNDAY. -It is expect-

ed that the remains of the late Mrs. Samuel Hyde will arrive in Charlotte- town on Saturday night and the fim- eral will leave the residence of her daughter. Mrs. G. B. Norton, 61 Bay-

eid Street Sunday afternoon at 2.30

the house beginning at 2 o'ciock. Should there be any cancellation of this arrangement notice will be phoned Sunday morning to different sections.

MR. CODE RECOVERKNG.-_ The

following from thi Haliillfilelto re- fers to a gentleman who ig well known in Charlottetown and who formerly made annual trips to this Province in .the interests of his nrmz- J. J. Code retail manager for`Webster Smith, who was seriously injured over a year ago by falling down an elevator shaft, is gradually recovering.On Sat-

urday-_Ie was able gn for an auto rlddg Code is un ergoing a course of t ent which it is hoped will bring him around in a. couple of months.

FREE FOR A8K|NG.- The Agri-

cultural War Book for 1916, a com- pilation of Agricutural information and statistics wllch every farmer should have in his home, can be had free for the asking by al?- plyng to the Publication Branch, De- partment of Agriculture, Ottawa. This is one of the most informative Agri- culturalworks, dealing authoritatively with agricultural conditons as they exist today and every farmer who wishes to keep abreast of the times should have one. A postal card giving name and address of applicant and asking for the Agricultural War Book for 1916, will bring one. Send for it at once.

_ AT MOUNT ALLISON -- At the con- vocation exercises of Mount Allison University this week the degree of B. A. was conferred upon twenty stu dents, including Miss Maud J. Gofi’ Charlottetown, and Miss Edith Irving, Vernon, hotll having won honors in pllilosophy_ Rev. George Steele, of St. lohll, N.. B., was made D. D. (honoris callsn). Miss Olga Crosby, Cape Traverse, leml in third year. English classes. The following have complet cd courses ill Bible and received cer- tificates: Miss Edith Brow. Charlotte- town ; Miss Maud Goff. Charlotte- town; Miss Edith Irving, Vernon The course in English-Miss Edith Brow, Charlottetown; Miss Olga Crosby, Cape Traverse.

untill women slrsnulnnfn

Tell Others How They Were Carried Safely Through

Durand, Wls.-“I am the mother of

fourteen children and I owe my life to

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound. When Iwaa 45 and had th e Change of Life, a friend recom- mended it and it gave me such relief from my bad feel- ings that I took several bottles. I am new well and

‘ healthy and recom- mend your Compound to other ladies." -Mrs. MARY RIDGWAY, Durand, Wis. A MassachusettsWomanWrihes:

Blackstone, Mass. - "My troubles

were from my age, and I felt awfully sick for three years. I had hot flashes often and frequently suffered from pains. I hook Lydia E. Pinkham’s VegetableCompound and now am weli." -Mrs. Pmnnn Counsovna, Box 239, Blackstone, Mass.

Such warning symptoms as sense of

suffocadomhot dsshea,headaches,back- uchea,dread of impending evil, timldity, sounds in the ears, palpitatlon of the heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu-

larities, constl£;tioD. variable appetite, wealmessand zineas,shouldbeheeded by middle-aged women. Lydia E. Pink- ‘ ham’s Vegetable Compound has carried many women safely through this crisis.

Fnssl-| aoltlu lsgmrs daily.

best quality at Cha Etetovm Fish Sul>nly~' ' “ ‘tsso-5-lvaul.

THOSEVWHO ENd0Y life on the vater will have the opportunity of their lives to pm-¢ln~,;¢ 3 seating

house with all the real' comforts and conveniences f home, when at twelve o'clocl‘ noon mx" llénday next Mr. Benj. Carter will sell the roomy Houseboat ‘D°ris."- ‘where she now lies at the foot of Queen Street_

9889-518-M2l.

'rl-is THREE "manga",-1 Pri-f

rates l~‘i~ank»*Doyle. Prank Meapenala and Frank McPhee, three Prince Ed- ward Islanders who are members of

rewrued.yegtepdey from a live days -trip }§>me?to,.ses; farewell being; pro coed g-ovefaeal. Itfrfs a coin encell that these three boys all enlisted.at the same time each have the same “handle” to their names and are boon- companions.-ivj, Halifax' Herald, 17th.

NEXT PRINCIPAL. -The Windsor

‘Journal says: Rev.~Dr. D. 'J. Fraser is likely at the coming Presbyterian As-

“7l"l`1l-:i`ETlv`i1aN ol-'I DEA111”

Annette and Neal Kidnappled and imprisoned in “The Cavern of Death” by Her-

nandez a_nd his Accornp 'ces, who attempts to destroy them by blowing up the ‘l Cave,thelr sensational escape from thelaws of Certain Death ,a thrilling chapter

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' SIXTH CHAPTER OF A 1 '

NEAL OF THE NAVY 1 . IN 'rwo ACTS . ' ~

» A ` ’ Van Dyktr“Bro0ke, Nornlla Talmud e Leo Delaney, In

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5t.,F;ancis Xavier's Hospital Unit -__ _ ; 5;' ~&graph S_pef:!a‘_.reatqre0"Tw'2g,‘A,;c£5;,‘--“QI ~\|."'| *I PM

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_,_ llrlie CIllplil\’8 Pic- V ` » uf -OF-;"'~",§ . t "t\`ii"é on a Book Mark. RIA-IE G lFlAPH_|f_|*,I , ‘

“given free tsivery In one of

Boyaud Girl attending ' “A A - the Saturday Matinee. ' ' -Come Early and Avoid 'lhe Rush

embly in June to be _appointed Prin- cipal of P_resbyte1;ian‘Coiiege. Montrfi lt is' rather rems.rkable`that so many Marlti.me'Province men are chosen as Presidents of'Colleges. They now form quite a lengthened list. Dr. Fras-j

er is -5, native of P.'E. Island and wa; pastor of the church in Wolfvllle i

1894. ' '

HUNDREDS OF ,PEOPLE have en-

loyed and can attest to what a real home on tire ‘ "water the Houseboat "Doris" is. and the purchaser ot it ,at twelve o‘clock noon on Monday next can enjoy the summers as never before. Just think of a boat with 'line rooms including wide hall. high ceilings. berths convertible into spring seat and back couches by day, and all the comforts and conveniences for real summer life. 9829-5-18-Mil.

FUNERAL HELD.f- The remains

of Geo. Clayton Saunders was laid to rest on Saturday in People‘s Cemet- ery and the funeral was largely at- tended. The service, was conducted by Rev. Mr. Fulton who spoke so con- soling to the parents of the deceased and how only a. few days ago attend- ed hig Sunday School looking so strong and healthy but now cold in death. The high esteem in which Clayton was held by his school mates and chums was evident by the large floral tributes being sent by the fol- ,lowlng: Miss Gardiner and Class 1 Mates, Boquet; Ladies Senior Grades Prince St. School. Wreath; Mrs. John Lewis, Lilies; Mrs. Wetherbee and family, Pillow; Mrs. Elijah Saunders, Boquet; Mr. Olive Craswell, Pillow; Mildred McInniS,Star;Reta and Laura Hale Boquet; Murial and Gladys Cur- tis, Pillow; Mrs. Geo. Proctor, Plantp Mr. and, Mrs. Frankiiiobbs, Pillow; Mrs. James Dickerson. Rose Bouquet. The Pall bearer.; were David Hales. Chester Curtis, James Weatherbie. Norman McPherson, Jolln Large, Ed-' ward M'cNevin.

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makes the best cake hc- causeit creams quickly and thoroughly with the butter which is the hardest part ofthe mix- ing. Its purity and extra "_fine” granula- tion make it dissolve at once. `

2 and 5-lb. Cartons 10 and 20-lb. Bags

WEDDING B.ELLS.¢-A very pretty

wedding was solemnlded at St. Ann’s Church, Lot 65 on Tuesday Muy 16th 1916 when Margaret Murray oi' that Parish, and Francis 1\lcQlxaid of Char- lottetown were united in the holy bonds of matrilnolly. The lluptlais were performed by Rev. Dr. Curran, P. P. Excellent music llpproprlate to the occasion was rendered by Mrs. Daniel Malone of Lot 65. Tilc llrillc who was bccomingly attlred ill ll suit. of Hqlgiunl hlllc and, 'white picture lint \va*= attended by Miss Lizzie Mc- Qllaid who was iirtillgly dressed ill rl suit of mlvv llluc. The groom was ably Supported ily his brother Stcpllcll of St. l)lllmi:ln's College. After the wedding ccrcnlony was over' the wed- ililltr party were imlflcrcll ll lllcalifast at the rmro; ilinl rosiilcllou of Rev. I)r. (`llrrull uilcr ‘vllivll tlley drove to the homo of, Mr. Jnlncs liickcy. Cllarlotte town where n sumptuous repast was served ill Mrs. llickey’s usual high class style. The remainder of the oven- lng was very pleasantly spent in dancing, speeches and music. The accompanist throilgllout the evening was Miss Blanche Milman of Cilur- lottotown, The hridc'a departure will he deeply regretted by the people of St. Ann’s Lot 65 and particularly lly the choir of that cllurch as her removal causes a vacancy as organist of that choir which will he difficult to fill.

::The finest Boys' Suits, the Best

Boys’ Suits, thc Best Fitting Boys’ Suits, are at this store-Prowse Bros! Lid, 9832-5-19-M2i.

Trains outward-llcad down

5 0’ 5 4 6.2 7.00 _

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30 Hlllltef'

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 8th. 1916.

P.lVl. Noon. A.M. Atlantic Standard Time A. M. P.M. P.M

3.459 11.50_ 78.35 Dept. Charlottetown Arr. 10.15 1 I 5 f of . , V 2 9 7 "

02 Emerald Jet .2 Kensington

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River 9.20

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8.10' 12.15 Dept. Summer side Arr. 9.08 1.57 P0l't Hill .

frees >-o.a` °'@:»aoug|

s.os s_s1 _ 2.01 12.55

" The /'ill-Purpose Sugar”

Miss D. Rudge

171 Great George Street.

Manfacturer of all kinds fine hair

ilair Goods for sale. ' Hairdressing, Manlcuring, Shampoo-

lng, Slngeing.

9535-5-3M1Mo.pri.

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Eastern Steamship Lines

ALL-THE-WAY-BY WATER.

INTERNATIONAL LINE.

S. S. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER-

` NOR COBB.

Leaves Si. John Mondays, Wednes-

days and Fridays at 9.00 a.m., for Enstport, Lubec, Portland and Boston.

_l'toturn-- Leave Central Wharf, Bos-

ton, Mondays, \Vodnesduys and Fri- days at 9.00 u.m., for Portland :incl St. John Eastport und' Lllbcc.

» MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.

Between Portland and New York.

Star. ` ' '

Leave Portland Tuesdays, _Thurs-

days and Saurdays at 6.00 p. ln.

Return leave New York sanlc days

at 5 p. mx Al ~

A week day trip in each direction

loaves Portland and New York Mon- days of 10.30 a. nl., June 19th to Sept. 11th. _

St. John City Ticket 0f1ice,47 King

Street.. 1

A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N.B. NA. E. Fleming, T.F., A. P.A., St. John

Painting and Decorating

We do all branches of the

Painting and Decorating Busi- ness. Best of reference. Estim- ates furnlshed. Business estab- lished- over 40 years ago. Tele-

phone connections.

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Steamship; Northianrl and North'

Phone 814. C,

goods cncluding Toupees and Wigs. L- , s

l-Peopl.e’s Theatre

-TO N I G I-I 'l"- Children’s Patriotic Entertainment

“c1NnERELLA"

IN AID OF THE 105th BAND

-SATURDAY NIGPIT-

Pearl White, Creighton Half, Lionel Barrymore and the Mysterious Monsieur X. In

I “The Wireless Detective” ’

SIXTH EPISODE UF

THE ROMANCE OF ELAINE

` IN TWO ACTS

THANHOUSER COMPANY PRESENTS

, 0 Flo Labaidie and Ernest Ward, In

Monsieur Nickola Dupree An Absorbing Dramatic Story, In Two Parts

, IFE' GEO OVEY The Funniest

. ¢ 3

' GRIGLEY S W Nlan on The Screen In

R l D ‘THE LITTLE HERO’

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_ Ravages of Time

Are what you seek to make the grave of your departed with. We supply no others.

Our Monuments are the best

to be had. Estimates given.

Chandler & Bell |60 Kent Street

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{A Good Square .... .1

Piano for---‘ 5

Think of that, only $45.00 for a good piano ! And three

more m the s_ame lot, but the highest priced selling for

- only $95.00. Did you ever ln your_life get a better offer on

a good piano than this-and the instruments here, ready for you to take home today.

These Pianos are the good old-fashioned squares. They

are somewhat larger than the modern' upright pianos but 3] you have' 3 large parlor or sitting room they are just the'

loo.

They have been completely overhauled, thoroughly

clearlcd, repaired: 'and reurned and though second-hand they now look almost as good as new. »

A lf th_ere is anyone in your home who

_would like to learn to play a piano, ihere is no re_ason now why there should not be

a good mstrument ln the home.

Fo_r here today you can make your _

selection from four good squares, the highest priced at $95 and the lowest

selling for only $45.

_ Put one of these good piano bargains ln your home_today-use it and enjoy the flood entertainment it will bring you. ‘ Later, if you want to buy a new upright

_ piano, we will allow the full purchase price

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colvla, TODAY. as °"“ so °

MILLER Baos. 12;..;‘;;~f

V _ ._ The Big Music House

Tues & Sat. Tues. Mon Wed. &

=‘ -_` '_ f ' Thus.& Sat.

_:size _

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Ross made it! It has tyle Flt and Finish,

` Msncnalvr" autos

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Your last Suit made?

ge satisfactory in every wa , take a tip from

" ine and order yours today fiom

'mzéin

what other suits lack, and le guaranteed to

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150 Great George st.

g ,_ ._Frida

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6.30 Dept. Emefald Jet. _ Arr. ~ » $.35 _7.2_5 Arr. _ -_(laps_ Traverse Dept.

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P.M_ s_oo - 4,10 '4 as

_' _ . 9.17 Morell

4.57

_ 6.00 11.15 Arr. Souris

AIM. _ . :__ . _ 6.50 Dept. Chariott etown Arr.

8.40 Mt. Ste Wlft

» 9.47 St. Pete rs

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4.10 1.24 2.505

Purse $233;

DBDI.

7.10

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Patil.-_ _ _ __

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Dept. Mt. Stewart _Arr.

Cardigan Montague

Arr. Georgetown Dept.

Li-nano ammo:

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Sat. only

HB3. .1 215 , $.55 _

Vernon

arr. Murray

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Dept. Charlottetown Arr.

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designed oii th`é"fli' t principals. A

FOR SALE BY

Curried: Murnaghiin H“"*|li°l l Heating Baginoeiisl 71 Queen Street

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