.

_THE sparkling eyes, r_o_sy

i checks. and bright vivacity

ofghiidbood can only come from pei- fect health. M°tli¢t‘Si Watch carefully your chilsinn'l liltlth and train them into regular habits. There is no safer eorrectivo _of preventive of clsildren's ailments than-

E.§2l§

Not only is delicious snilcnnling drink but Q mild nzziiir:-il tonic-nperienl. lt nrlsgeii/ly

" l

J. C. END, Ud.,"Fruit

io nicsui.

upon the sioinarh :mil clezinses and pnriiies the -cyniein by nufuml insults". |llM`\ "Q "£||0’S"»ihr~ only geiiuini: "FRUIT SALT.

Pr~rpan'ri' only by

Sola lush for North Annika INIOLD F. IITCIIIE I (`0. UHITED

BeWare_»ci’ Substitutes

Ssil"Wor|u, l.0NDON,fA|.

STIILT, TOKUNTU

_.M11 cARM£L.- The people are

enthusiastic over the prospect of Y-H0 drainage and are eullvfll' illlilcillililllg gpieinlid results.- Mr. Philip Arse- iiuult is in Hunter lllver, having been appointed assistant station agent.- Mr. Marin (lullanl, School inspector. visited Mt, (‘iirn1s-l school and reports excellent work. making special men- tion oi' the arithmetic brunch in the Princlpiil's room while marked ini-

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proveruents were noted in the other two ilepartments- Mr, Cyrus Poirier, second year student in Truro Agricul- tural College has resumed his work in the Department ol Agriculture. Oilil- wu, alter a pleasant vacation ut his home here. 'l‘liei~e is every prospect of n large lobster fishing season this year- Mr. John J. l.. Gallant, has gone to Charlottetown to work in the (landling Station.-R.

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patrons of

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Upening of Pictorial Review l’atteriis I

I0 and I5 cents - None Higher So many requests have been received during the past from the

is PICTORIAL `

our store for '

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9397-4-2i'>M2iE1ll.

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that. after thorough investigation of

their merits, we have (ict-iii:-ii to sell

R E VIEW .

ATTERNS 1

Pictorial Review Patterns

‘from no\v on in our estalilislnn.-~-=.t.

N? Sports Coats with (‘n|'»~ r‘f~'l:i:'.

up Coats with Wing l’o\i.¢i,.,

New Shlrrcil Ju<l;rt\, Short, Ylarlng and Semi-Fill;-il .lm-l:.~‘,'. Cape Dresses ni..l liloi:si~.1.

I’ lrct lll ~

o ouscs,

New Drops-il Jismpcrs. Blouses with \'lrlorl;\n Ynltc,

Tucked and Flnizrire Hlziris, ‘

New ('rlnolln=~, Skirt, Hniofliril rllelrl, The New llaiwliig l7r:|pei~;', for Serge, Grihnrdlnc, Tnflein, l-‘ullli=., .Nalin and Poplin nre the l:iic.~'t n-,ii-.~i in l\'1|l‘ilI;l lfusliions.

MAY _ PATTERNS

Are on Sale Now

also the

Pictorial Review Patterns .

1 \1'r- ri-i~nnnnciid in nil women who are not yet ucfnminir-rl with the sup:-ri--r ` iiirrlis of ihcse patterns to try one-.1l;S’l‘ Oi\l-i. l: will convince tbviii vi l‘ii~ii»r|nl ltoview Patterns fully deserve the reputation they are snloyinir

R. T. HOLMAN, Limited Summerside, P. E. I.

Q SPRING FASHION BOOK: Q ~` OF 1

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68158711

-IT

I-w. n. moouesn. oioin ruin-

c_l::n¢e, is Guardian Agent in Summon- I 0.

--‘ras noimmé oAii.v ounuss

can be obtained at Lsffertrs 'ronsor lsi Psrlourl. Snmmorsida. _ ~ .

-MILLINENY 0PEN|NG.-- W. C.

Currie, Elmsdale has opened a mill- inery parlour. "Special low prices, choice goods. Come and inspect the stock. ' 9409-4-25M2ipd.

-SERIOUS ACCIDENT.- The

many friends of Mr. James Knox. Vic- toria, will be pained to hear that he has recently liadlils foot seriously ln- lured.-V.

-G0-OPERATIVE BTORE.- Air

rams Village is to have a general store on the cooperative plan in the building formerly occupied by Mr. John 'l'. Cosgrove.

-THE FIRST DANCE of the patri-

otic spring series by the young people of Summereiile, was held in the town hall on Monday evcnliig.' A number of oillcers and men of the 105th Bat. attended.-H.

-PRIZE WINNER.- Mr. Denis D.

Arseiinult. Mt. Carmel, has been notiil- ed that he was tho winner of a beauti- ful lmnd painted black silk cushion as the result of a lottery held by the Nuns of the Rustlco Convent,-R.

-BO0TS.-- Wornen's fashionable

High Cut Boots in vicl kid, combina- tion mat kid and patent leather. grey kid with white kid tops; patent leath- er with clotli top; plain toe, invisible eyelets; others with tango buttons. Nothing newer shown this season. Price $6.00 to $8.60 per pair. HOL- MAN'S, Summcrside. 9917-4~26M2lE1i.

-COMING ATTRACTION AT KIN-

SlNGTON.- The A.O.H.,- Summerside will present the four Act Comedy Drama 'The Irish Agent" in the C. M. B. A., Hall Kensington on Monday evening May lst. Everybody who wish on an evenings good entertainment should not miss this popular play. A special train from Snmmerside will be run leaving at 7 p. m. 9442.

WUMAN AVUIDST

UPEHATIUN

Medicine Which Made Sur- geon’s Work Unnecessary.

Astoria, N. Y. - two yearn

was feeling ill all kinds

I was

Lydia E pound and

said ‘I know will try this ing from the weeks time I

eat a hearty

bsnd,which

I am now in did not have

JOHN A. Koi-mic,

Astoria, N. Y. .

Every one dre_ads the surgeon’s knife

and the operatin table. Sometimes nothing else ,will $0; but many -times doctors say they are necessary when they are not. Letter after letter comes to t e _Pinkham Laboratory, telling how operations were advised and were not Eei'formed‘ or,_if p_erformed,did no ood, ut Iéydia f].Pini¢ sm’s Vegetsbleaim. poun was used and good health followed.

If you want advice write to

Lydia E. Piiiklinin Medicine C0. (conlldeutiai), Lynn, Mass.

m improv-

and in two down and

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Avenue,

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Spring SHIRTS H3tS A r

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<%_UAi.i'rY M 'rERiAL

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`ZI-:ZZ " 7°" "Tm" “ '

. w°e-W - Read '

____ » We_.ha\§ _aS'p1-'ing CI__Ia_§_foi°_ any man who wants a

a" , comming a o corre oc _ ` "Each season g ‘vos-. 'birth to a' large line of new `

_¥ii;i§_Ia__ts. ego' could the Hatters ilijrive? Prices ,o j . ‘ 'i"Stép,`f,iri¥‘iarid'test y ur face in the mirror with ofour new Spring glock-Hats. fi i

nm. rmisss.

gnemi ill health. Many Fsradors

tion Cash mum

--GRID.-~

HOLMAN"B.

Seeds at

-9|-iNDA\',§ R2!! _,lf-Rev. D. I-0811 will Drflgt "'~‘ 'lsbbsth spin ssfmiiovilr ,megs agen". it 11 a. m., Fréotown at Q p, ., ,_

-SCHOOL ` 6P§_Vlrg'_l'i0N. - A

meeting of the gxeois vo o the French Acadia Teachers _ _Association was held recently, injnmmerside, when the date of the Convention which is to

be decided.a,t_.a;f_t_i1t_ure meeting and the program were tw y_ discusse .--R.

-HORSE NOTE.--The Standard

Bred Trotting Stallion, '1‘he'Acadlan will pass through the following places this season. __ ,Ng_.m_ely: Traveller's

Rsast, Bedeque, Albany, Cape Traverse, C apaud, Kelley'n .C_ross, North Wilt- shire, Wheatley River, New Glasgow, Bay View, and Clifton. -Hand bills later, ` 9401-4-25-M2i.

IESTERII PEISGIIILS.

-Mr. Ealioiaii 1 P: Arsenault. Ah-

rams Village, has returned from Que- bec. ‘

-Mr. Ralph Boulter, Victoria, spent

the week eudwith friends in Albany.- V.

-Mlss Cora Bell, Victoria ls spend-

ing a few days with friends in Tryon. "V~ , , _ lsidlll

-Miss Dorothy` Clarke, teacher,

Searltown is spending her Easterholi- days with friends andrelatives in Vic-_ toria.-V. ‘

-Mrs. P. Curtis, Victoria is

spending a few days ln Summerside

J ally.-V . I

-Miss Addie _I-lowatt. Crapsud, re-

turned home Saturday after spending

the, week with friends in Summerside.

-Miss Bernice Howatt, Victoria,

has accepted a position with the ilrm

3 Moore & McLeod, Charlottetown.-

, -Mr. Haddon McLeod, principal of Victoria High School ls spend-ing his Easter holidays at his old home in Uizg.-V.

-Miss Helen Young, teacher at Mal-

peque is spending her -Easter holidays with her parents Rev. G. M. and Mrs. Young, Tryon.-V.

-Mr. Harry 0’Brlen, Alberton, has

taken over the meat business formerly owned by Mr. R. E. Fielding.-H. '

-The many friends of Mrs. James

B. Proiltt, Kensington, who 'has been operated on in the P. E. Island Hospi- tal. will be pleased to learn that she is progressing nicely and speaks very highly ofthe treatment received at the institution.

THE SPREAD UF

THE FARAIJUH

-_,__

iN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AND THE REASON WHY.

One of the earliest and most remark. able cures effected in this Provlnce` by means of the Fnrador treatment was that of Mr. Thomas Meliilahon, 100 Richmond St.. Charlottetown. Here was a case of anemia, rheuma- tism and bleeding piles--s. case that seemed absolutely hopeless. For live years Mr. McMahon had been going down hill. He states that he had spent over a thousand dollars ln many remedies and that -he was pronounced incurable by all of the many phygi. clans he consulted. Four years ago he purchased it Farador and from that time he began to improve and is to. day enjoying excellent healt-h,_a living testimony to the health-giving power

givthe Farador which none can gain-

. - I 30 11111113' Farndors have been sold

on account of this cure-that it would be dlillcult to trace all the cures that have resulted therefrom, but one of the mostremarknble is that of Mr. George Bell of DeSablo. also a victim of ane- mia and considered hopelessly incu- table. He_ was restored to health mlm* fo U19 Surprise and delight of

s friends. and this -cure gave the Fa.

rador another gi-ent |,00¢¢_

Hearing of this cure Mr. Dougaid

M0F‘HdYen oi’ St. Catherines purchased I Fl“'“d0l‘. and he received, great bang. ilt therefrom. He had been s great; sufferer from asthma, bronchitis and

ve been sold through Mr. Mol-1,4.

yensrecommendation. A man at NW Mavis- used _1o._i>m-causes an Parador for rheumatism. Before he got the instrument hows; unable m 2_0 any work or even put on his coat.

0 experienced a perfect ours. , ' Further examples of how the Fam.

:‘;|;___Vt|f\B its way will be given next

w_. s._§N, An- _

226 Richmond St.; ' I d°l'oi¢ai;ni`." "

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PRICES

(_)ur La_z¥e_ _Cérpet ,Department__isdiilled to ov'erflDWiD8 Wifi*

stoc 'o new oor overings we ever, a . _» _ . » 'E' , - . ' ~ -And everything here was ordered or contracted for at LAST YEAR S LGW

Since these largest stocks `were‘bought, some iin'es have advanced65l~to.50_ ‘

'-".;;.~.-@-:»=_

vy, Y

C311

-r.~4",t -elf

the guest of her daughter' Mrs. C. B.|'

nishings.

Wlllll

bettea

pér cent, and we’ll have to pay ml_1Ch m01‘¢ fill’ _-,l1€¥.fS¢¢_80H'S SYOCRS-'B T-'Si long as the stock_ _that was bought before the riseni _ p ice lasts, we are goin§_~_to sell at the old prices-hence your opportunity to save, money on your house r-_

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These Prices ¢ Talk ,

Heavy Pn'nted Floor' Oilclo_th 2 yardswide Ref sqiiare ys_t_rd..... 32; Oak floor design pr,i1ited'0ilcloth_ _ __‘ __ __ ._ ._ _

Heavy printed Linoleums, 2 yards wide -

Printed Linoleums,;Parquetry effect j _ \“ , “ “-»------------~-,-4, Extra special Tapestry Squares neat designs 7 1-2_x 9 ft... ..... Heavy quality Axminister Squares handsome designs 4 1-2 x 6 tt... ..6._15 Sturdy quality Tapestry Squares_7 1-2 x9 .... Fine quality Brussels Squares, oriental designs, 4 1-2 x 6 ft...;. . .....6.-25

Special Tapestry Stair Carpet per yard . .. . Brussels Stair Carpet per yard......... _ Here` it is in a nut shell. 'You can't buy Housefurnishings cheaper or to advantage in the'Dominion of Canada than you can right here. _

Prowse Bros, Ltd.

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gotlier unsuitable for a Sunday School book!

Some time ago ri writer advocated

removing road fences un-il cultivating the land to the wheel track, A good idea, that. Thoiisainls of acres oi this fertile island are occupied by fences. The permanent fence must go. 'Pliers is enough land occupied by iaiiees if properly cultivated to pay the public debt! ~ _

Just think of n poor man with u

three or four chain farm being com- pelled to build several miles of fence to keep his crop from being '1esh`°)/Cd by other peoplo's animals! llis farm will not produce enough to pay for the fencing. Why not protect the poor man, or the aged parents or the widow

v _ i ls-lssgndlg

i

and children by making a law that

there inust bo no trespassing-fence or no fence? _

l appeal to the young men in

the llouso especially, to look into this mutter iiinl see if something can be done to remove this antiquated and useless burden.

l sm Sir, etc.,

PROGRESS.

..“Grnpe Fruit 4 for 23e. at Beer 6. Goff’s.

9433-4-26-M3i.

-SPECIAL SERV|CE.- The morn-

ing service in the Methodist Church

- - »i .~,1 . , on Sunday was of special interest hes ing entirely in the hands ofthe otllcevs and men of the 105th Battalion. Lieut- enant Melherail preached an eloquent sermon, the choir and ushers also were men of the Battalion.-H. _`

-THE FUNERAL of Mrs Fidele

Arsenault took place Tuesday morn- ing from -Tlgnish Church. The do- deceased was a young woman scarcely n year married. She leaves to mouth a young husband and sn infantschild, for whom as well as for her bereaved parents much sympathy ia felt.--Y

“Now Brunswick Maple "St`i`gsr_at

Beer d. Goi‘l’s. _ 3 ~.

94324-26-Msi.i

_ ,

i4. Weakness of memory,

These symptoms

' blood. Certain elements

‘ This cure is easily question of the merits of

that many thousands oi' . use of ,Dr.. Nerve

_ __..__,_ __,§_,___,_, ,

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._ 1 i L- esp;

» i

or Exhaustion of the

_ ' _' 0 . i _ i I I

Neurasthenia New... s,.......

It is 'quite possible for the licrvous system to be co1*isidera'bly ex-

hausted bcfore you realize the seriousness of your condition. You do not

feel up to the mark, are easily tired out, yvorrv over little things, and get ‘ cross -and irritable, but do not consider yourself sick. ,

For this reason we shall give an outline of the symptoms so that you may be warned

in time and use preventive treatment at n. time when it will d. th

0 e most good. _

particularly of recent events.

- 5. Blurring sight, noises and' ringing in the ears. _ .

6. Disturbance of sensibility or feeling, as in halide, or, with women, in the breasts, A

~ 7. Coldness of parts _of body or flushing and sweats. , ~ ,

8. Lack of tone, easily fatigued, dyspepsia, _ ' _ _ _ 9. Fear to be alone, or in a crowd, _fear of things failing, fear of travelling, etc. , L.

that the nerves are being starved for lack' of rich red

lacking which 'can best be supplied by Dr. Chase’s Nerve i~”0od_,»‘

' | _find aww: alone your anion _fin sppiyingn. Them ii no; food cure. -Enquiry among your friends will prove to you,

and men, too, are beingrestored to health and ’vigoi**,hy`°'

_ 1. General discomfort.-excitement and depression alternating. »

2. IIea»dach'c- and sometimes dizziness, and deafness,

35 Disturbed, restless, unrefreshing sleep, interrupted by dreams.

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