911,015 AW _ re-Virgin Tea Leaves. ~ _gm _t .._

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` since the war began the

.tendency of people has been to

_postpone buying until after the war.

and the number of unemployed has been

Many have been putting off life insur-

ance until after the war, many who can well atiord to buy it now. _ ,

» It is never a true economy to postpone

life insurance; every year it is dearer and

of life come the claims of life insurance.

And make it a Mutual Life Policy, because in ,

policyholders are credited with the whole surplus.

The Mutual Life ' of Canada 3’l'§lii‘t¥?3

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Back pains so sevo.e as to be like knife-thrusts.

Operation said to be the only chance ol cure.

so weak and wasted neicoulu hardly drag about.

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Now in splcntlidf Health through

DR. 0ASSELl.’S TABLETS.

Agn mlakes no diffcrouce to the extrt_t~

ordmnry curative power of Dr. t-assclle Tablets; they`t~lll'c ulll or ytlulnz, iruln tht

Dr. (`.'t_<~ell's 'l`:ti»leis put new lilo and

vigour' illtu tln- kitlllcy.-l hy 5l:cll;.'t|lc|\illg Ihr- nerves that cnllllul khlllty ;;.-tion. '|`llat, is why Dr. Coast-ll`s 'l"al'llcl.s curn evell most severe ca-gcs,

LADY 0F 67 GURED

alter 30 years’ suffering.

Here is yet alm;ilt»r in.=iant~c til' t..e

ilttenic l'c-vitullsillg |1o\\‘t\rs of Dr. lfaost-Il`e ‘l'al»lets. Mrs. Walker, of 49, l\`t-lburl|- f\trl~r~l_ _B;tl‘l'llt~afl, (illlsgt-'.\, .~‘-otnllfl, .~.t\'~1:»-

" I :tnl .rlall to i.¢»ll._\<‘-rl :Init my lilo-lllw,

l\ll'.~l. l'z\l'rlls, and m_l.-'ell laave fleriwtl very great benefit from Dr. Caesell'fl Tubiole.

inf.1||it_'i|t iig motltel-'_~l sl'lns_l|_v the \\llit_~~ haired gl'alldpare_llt llotretl with ll1e\_\'l~l;_'rli _ ui yuars. That ls thc one coll.-lnnlun lol be dlalwn front tin-_ ll-sttntony to Dr.; Cuesclls 'l`alll~.\le, which grateful pclllllifl ill thc Mtllllcl' fllltlntry url- culls|.all||l.\" giving to their tianalltan l>lt»tla~l's on-il sisters. I

ll-ere, for cxzllttple. ia .\lr. Beltjaltllll il--I

Gray, ni 2, (‘lll`tlln-l|‘rl'act‘~ ‘-t’_\1""l\ 1=Ill“`I~; .*;»:lt'i(|llnl~l;, Bil‘tlllll,l:(ll:_tl|\. L_<Ill2\:lutl_ if-_il ing how Dr. Vasst-llc labll-ts cured llnn uf llcllle kitlncv Lmlllllc when nollllllg, else trfoll t-tlulll oven rt-lit-vt-. Allfl .\lIf~ do Lirty is B2 yoltrs ol 41.2"- llc S0351

“A it-tv _\'¢_;\"l= :lgtz I hetrnll in Italo ll

dtlll, l|t~:t\'y |'<-.-ling ,titer ovcrytlllltlt l nie. and this \-ra.-; very snort lulllll'-‘ll l‘.\_ gnutring pulll ntlztrlas u|_\' tall-lt and l»llwl_ inllit-ntitttltl nf klllncy l_rmllllt-. At :|l_. timca tltisl pain \\»:_ta with mv, but l | lu-t»1t|l\c _slrarp as ltllilc \1»_|nt_~ls wllvlt I hail ‘H x,|,.:,ig},;,.|| N,l'l'll|ll:l|<.ltlll11|lr ¢=lnu|»ll|.': |,L,.,;|_i0,,_ 1 tt-,ng tolli it was ltlrllley t_|'r»_\\l»i<~_ l'knew that., but no eolt of lll€<|l<‘»l~‘.' l had did ,my _.-,,,-l nf gotltl. I czllllwt ,|,.,,,,.|~'_|tq the sllfftwlllg l ulnIcl\\c.,t. ll ooultl not .rest tlnytvllere, and l was cn

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$1?oiigllgnl_i;:ie“§“°‘”°!hci°riibrly`t;g§l nlmn- 1 tv” bathed ln lll=l'!l\ fl f www th, m,|m., I had to endure.. "el hm have given _llzehlgot-ld for a ltttle re - _ nothing at o I \P°¢'""‘-

wus' the

Jllra. (Jaf1'l»s.

My lnrlill-‘r IB llmv .~iltl_\ .<c\‘t~:l _\c:l.'-.4 of age, :tml has suffvlctl for :llltlllt llllriv _trars from it fllllcliullal colllpletilit \\lll('l‘l \t.<crl to nlakc lrcr ulltahlc in lnnve some tilllns. About Iwo lzlutltlls ago sho taught al cllill. \vllil_~|l afflettctl I-cr khlllcgs. :intl laid her up r\¢o.'.'=-'till‘l'. Sill- v.'t1.~l ill fright- ful pllfu :til ruuntl her lu»lI\'_ and il: ber back. anti to mr.rr\ at all mule:-cl ht-r i:non.<~- suffcrin'. \\`<- tried all »torl.~' of iltillun lol' hvr. hut she got. nn bclier; in lat-l,_ I tllollght she trail nv.-ver golnq lo be troll again. Ho\\'c\'t~r. reltcling about llr. i'_`assvll'a Tnlllots, I tlecltletl 'to get lull' mule. anti irllln tlllal. lillll- silo ill||li'o\"e,¢i

\\'l7lltIelftll|y. She is now bella-r thin sho has been lor years, and it is 'nil uc to ' Dr. i_'~1esvll's 'I`ablcts. She was very run- tlttnlt in health as well ns _-uttering from kitltwy trouble. and the Tablets simply

\l'ill'kt-ll \\'tllldPrs.

“l have taken them myself for severe

llacknclle brought oll by strain, und they ,~;tt;lll curcll mc, too."

BIiITAIlI’S FINEST IIEMEDY rtpaltrlty lm worn-wlu.

The \\'orld.\\-ltle reputation which Dr.

i?a.;sell’s Tablets h~a\'e ll<:hlevcrl.as ll reull_\'

wlipble Nerve and ?t~tI_v Rcstorltlvv for voutlg anti old, :null Jr due_to merit and ineril only. Mere advertisement will eometlluos ensure e reputation of a sort. but it is l._tue worth 'that tells. and particularly ls this so with Pr. Couolll Tablets. 'l`h‘e famous ttiedtcttms a true and tried remedy for Nervous alrdowh- N..t~t-¢~ Failure, infantile Weakness, Neurlustllenia, Sleeplslllnees, Amemll, Kidney 'l‘rottble. D 'speplim Sl0l'l1I°ll Di* mist, wasting, lmiplutlont and thevaro _ specially valgiable lor nttrningbalrgsthoni and girls aprosclling WOMSIF _ ~

.lt-ttgists and stotokeeperr-__ throughout the otillnltgt sell Dr. Casltetls_1'|blets ot. so cunt. eerie In pliltrlnrfgletylvll should kefp Dr._Cas¢ell o Xa lo V Y 16117 in eau o _emergency Free 3lml'l°~

vmbgae _on reooit fb coats lot,”-t r:'1a:‘:°~t':i"rr°.‘=f°t..i..“`*.'...:°:.°._rt_*.".'.'.

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WEDNESDAY

" POLICE CDUR1'-In tho Police _Court yesterday the prohibition case against, Mrs. Mary Jane McMillan. for lt fourth offence. was brought up again and dismissed. Five witnesses were examined, all of whom swore'the liq- uor obtalned was “temperato."

Miss Stella McNeill was a pae-

senger Saturday to _her home in Grtind River from St. Peter's Bay, where she had been visiting her sister, Miss Freda and where they both played very_ acceptably at the concert held there Easter Monday night. _

A' PROLlFl CHESTER BOW .-

Mr. ~H._Lal;ter, New_Wllts_hlre reports that he has a Chester sow which has given birth to 42 young wltllin twelve months. These-were prescribed ;_in_ litters, 15-in Aprn..1t14,'1ata septem- ber, and 16 this April. This should be bardoto beat., __ _ __ _ _

-fi ' NEW BOAT--Mr. "Reginald Ding-

wcll, lobster’ packet, Bay Fortune, who ia making extensive preparations for the coming season, has purchased a new gasoline boat from James Chen- cll. of Sourls. Mr. Dingwell has sec- ured a splendid fishing boat, which will no doubt give a good account of itself this spring.-* _

t.-WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MEET-I INGS-A public meeting was held on, the evening of the 17th lust., at New Annan, at which the ulul and purpose of the Institute work was explained. A special meeting will be held as soon

as the roads become passable for the | purpose of electing otiiccrrl. Notice. of this meeting will be given through! the Press at a later dutc.

-P_AS_TOR FAREWELLS - Rev.

J. S. McKay, who has labored among. the Presbyterian congregation of I Lot 14 and 16 for tho past. four years and wllo has accepted at call to 'l‘ryoll, l llanlptoll and Bouahaw will preach his t farewell sermon on Sunday, Aprlll 115th. Services in Lot lti Cllurclt at 11 a. ul. and in Lot 14 cllurcll at Il p. lu.--1'.

BADLY INJURED.-On Monday at

noon Mr William McVey. Charlotte- town fell oft' a moving jigger and was caught in the spokes of the wheel,

fracturing two ribs and causing con-| cussioll ot’ the spine. Ile was removed to the Cllnrlottetown Hospital yester- day in `Wright‘:~l ambulance, wearing u plaster-cast Jacket. At latest re- ports llc was tlolug as well as con bc cxpcetetl.

ISLANDER PROMOTED.--Mr J.

ilarry Hughes. it brother oi` Mr Goo. A. lluglles, Clliet`___'l‘rain Dcsputcher. of the P.E.I.R., has been promoted to the position of Assistant Superinten- dent of the (7.l’.R.. District No. 4, wltlt I olllce at Ottawa. Mr llughoa has been Divisional Supcrlntentlellt at Smltll's Falls, Ont., for tltc past ten years. He is a high-class railway man, who has been steadily rising in the service since he entered it.

-BUILDING PROSPECT.-The busi-

ness is going on as usual in Summer- side is indicated by the number of new dwellings either under construction or being relnotlellctl at the present time. New dwellings now being built are Mr H. G. Muttart's, on Central Street; Mr Neil McLeod’s, on King Street; Messrs Columbine Arscnnultfs and lrawrellce GaIlallt's, on Russell Street; and M: Frank .Iohnstorl's, ol1 Water Street. Among those being relnodelled are two llwclllllgs on Ottawa Street, by Mr H, C. Green; Mrs Glldden's dwelling, on Central Street, and Miss Emma McLellnu‘s residence on Winter Street.-X. »-

Tile sympatlly ol' the entire coln-

n1_uuity ot Bristol is given to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mosher ill the loss ot’ their only daughter. Silo was attacked by that dreadful disease. pneumonia, and although receiving the best medl- cal skill and careful nursing the gen- tle spirit returned to God who gave lt, on the night of April lltll, Ivy! Blanche, will be missed in the home but she is gone to lt brighter _where troubles are no more. (ln this earth no more wc will necllor, God has called hor up above,

She is singing with the angels,

lu that* land ol' peace' and iovo.

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wntllll wills lu |ltLtul|ltllsl»

ByTelling ljlowleydia E. Pink- hsm’oVegetsbleCompound Restored Her Hciltll.

laatml, olde'-"1 nd » renal.

trouble and weakness that annoyed

-~-tl " "lS“~ lit 'xl I ' V l I lil' iw-ii°"”‘TQ;3;*’i{“ ltriiedggggtilzlgind all liljé'/'» ' ’-1,; kinda of median... ,ey " ",¢_}. for several years ,f'_`-_ [55 but was not cured lif, » oral I mkliyait E. 4_,§tgf_fj_ Pinkham’s egetaf- {‘ _ i§__i_l_"‘ ble Compound. l ~ r | ~l I img. hope my testimonial

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Another Woman who has Found _

Health in Lydia' E. Pln_kllam’s |

Vegetable Compound.

Llndoborg, ‘Kau\s.- “Some Learn ago I auleredwith torrlblemlo my side which Itltooghtwere in mation. also with; bearing down pain, back- acho, and I was at times awfully ner-.. vous. I _took three bottlelof Lydia E.

Plnkttam v uma ctmpqaml and om now la th. I will be glad to recommend your-fmetllelne to t'a.'..'t'°::.':‘.F'.'§“.=.:t‘.tf'.:.:‘:'.1.;.‘f2‘=

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Dou't let the ideas that you may feel

better in a day or two prevent you from getting a bottle of l-lood's Bar- saparllla today from any drugstore and starting at once on the road to health and strength _

When your blood ls impure and

impoverished lt lacks vitality, your dig- estion is imperfect, your appetite is~ poor. and all the - functions of yourl body are impaired.

Hood’s Sarsaparllla is a wonderful

blood tonic. It will build you up quicker than any other medicine. lt gives strength to do the power to en- dure. It is the old standard tried and true all¢the~year-round blood purifier and enrlcher, tonic and appetizer. Nothing else actlrllke lt. for nothing else has the same formula or lngedi- ante. Be euro to ask for llood's; ln- slst on having it.

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THE MARKET.-There was a fair

attendance at the market in Charlotte- town yesterday. There was practic- ally no change in prices. Eggs were quoted at 19 cents and retalled at 20 cents; butter was scarce, but was about the same price as last day. The flour market remains very strong owing to the advance in the price of wheat. Millers state there is likely to be a further advance in the price ot ilour in a very short time. The Ogilvlc Flour. the largest mlllers in Canada. advanced their prices 20 cents per barrel on April 16, The Toronto Globe of April 16th aays:-- Quite a few live hogs from Western (‘_altada are, being shipped to Toronto illurkct at present time. The price itll firm and packers are paying $9.25 to! $9.35 livo weight otl' cars. Good but- cher ulcers are quoted at 7t: to 71/lc.; good llcifers, 61/,_»c. to 71-., and cltoicc lzutcllol- cows 6%c. to tifigc. live weight.

THURSDAY

CHURCH 0F ENGLAND~ll.ev. Wil-

liam Deatllo will coltduct Divine Ser- vicc next Sunday morning, April 25th, at 11 a. ln. in St. Ellzabetlfs Church. Springfield and at Cralmud ln the even- iug :tt 7 p. ul.

ISLANDER DEAD - Word receiv-

ed some days ago from the Vcl'y Rev. Dr. Klrwiu, President. of St. Mary’s Seminary lo Ports, Galveston, Texat-l. announced the dcalll ol' .loseplt .l. Steele. lslccleslastical student of thc iltstliutiolr. Deceased was lt nutlvc of St. Georges, l’. E. I.

POWNAL CIRCUIT.-Services next

Sunday, 25th, are:-l’o\vnal, at 11 and 7; Millview, at 2.30; Sunday School at Pownal at 10 a.m., and at Miilview at 1.30 p.m. There will be service at llartney Hall on Friday evening. 23rd, at 7.30. ltev. E. S. Weeks will speak.

PURCHASES HORSE.-Prof. A.

S. Rockford, of lllgll Ball Farm, Pal- mer ltoall, was ill' Sulnmenslde Tlles- day of this week anti wllilo hero pur- chased from Mr. Samuel Grady, thc fine cart stallion, “Gra_dy`e Pride," which the Professor will take to his farm at Palmer Road.-X, \ ‘

MR. BURKE DEAD.- At For-

tune Bridge, April 15th, 1915. Mr. Abemlick Burke departed this life at`- ter, a long illness. Aged 67 years. llc leaves to mourn two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Smith, East Boston, and Mrs. Eliza. Dlngwell. Fortune Bridge, and one brother Daniel of Fortune Bridge.-F. Z

NEPHEW SICK. - Monsignor

Dougaltl MacDonald of Tlgnish cele- brated Mass on Sunday in Lot Sev- cn Church in the place ol' his nephew the Rev, Stephen MacDonald pastor therc who was unable to celebrate Mass by reason of sickness. Monsig- nor MacDonald returned Monday evening.-Z.

DIED AWAY.- Mr. Mathias (Illu-

isson a pioneer settler and farmer of St. Felix settlement. while visiting in Lawrence, Mass died last Sunday at the home of his son, Ben. His remains were shipped to Tignlsh on Tuesday evening and will not get here before Friday cvclling. Ho Is survived by a lar-gc family ol' sons and daughters.- Z. .er

MORE RECRUITS FOR THE

WAR-Lit~_ul. Rogers, from Kensing- ton, was In Alborton on 'Fltoutlay [or the purpose of getting youllg mon to l~nlIl~lt' for nvvraoas service. Bcfllru hc left for Tlgniall in the evening. Samuel Bealrato. Wllilaul Mchollalt and Stanley Brown had signed the roll. Thortu young men will leavo for Char lottetowu on Tuesday morning.-A.

GETTING THE SYBIL READY -

William Macburc la in Halifax these days getting his steamer, the Lady Sybil, ill order to resume the Magda len Island sl-rvltzc. Mr. Macliurc has taken our young townaulall, Char- les MacArthur, who secured all engin- eer's certificate ln England, as chief cnginecr of lilo Sybil, to replatzc Mr. Webster, who reslgtlcd-last full.- Plctou Advocate.

i IBLANDER PRAISED.- Sergeant Walter H. Gdrdon, formerly news edi. tor of the Journal of Commerce, who is now with the artlller of the Second Contingent ill Englantil writes all lu- tcreatlng letter from Moore Barracks, Shorncilffe to Ilia brother ln Mont- real, in the course of which be says: "There ls a young chap who jollled us the day before we left who is a son of Dr. Jollnrlou, of Cllarlotlotowll. lil: was at McGill and is a ilne youngster. He got his first stripe last week. (Mr. Gordon_retor.s to liammoud Johnson.)

Died at_ltose Valley, Strathalbane

on the oth, inst., Mr. John McKin- non ln the 14th year of his ago. The tiocensed had been ailing for some time, and notwlt.hst.andlng, all that medical _aid and tender euro could do, proved truitletls. The deceased was highly respected by-all who had the pleasure ol knowing him.. Ho me one of the leading men of Rose Valley. Ho will be greatly missed in this community. His funeral took plaoeon

the 12th \,tnst. The figural service

,woo conducted by his alter, Rev

Alex. Ferguson. Ro havooto mourn

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PLANT LlNE»-Tho Plant Lino

steamer Fifa; w,lll make ber first trlp of t e season from Bolton , _T Uharlotetown on May 15th. a`nd'f in Charlottetown for Boston on May 18|; 3 The s. s. Eveugellne is expected-tofgo'-__ on the Charlottetown route June-1_5tll _ to 20th and will then run in col\1un_c_-‘ ._

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Mr. ohn J. Bowden. for many years a resident of Charlottetown,-__d}gd.qt - his home. 49 Belmont Street, Charles- tou, Mass, He was a ship carpenter by trade. l-le leaves to-'mourn lt wi- ow, tive daughters and tour sonB._

vis., Mrs. Joseph McGue. Mrs John Mctlue, Mrs. Charlotte Foshay, Mrll..' Matilda Larecey and Mrs. John Woods, Charlottetown; also Edward, ` Arthur and John. Two sisters are

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ENJOYABLE DANCE.-Miss Ber-

tha F. Gorman gave a. ‘fPeaceful Val- ley" dance last night to the members of the cast of the above play and thelr'frleuds in the Charlottetown ol' Expression. With splendid music. furnished by Miss Jean Blanchard. all excellent floor and pleasant company. an evening of rare enjoyment was spent. Refreshments were served dur- ing an interval. The chaperone were ` Mrs. W. J. Mclntyre. Mrs. J. 0. Arsen- ault, Mrs. Simon Poali and Mrs. G. J.

-MONEY REFUNDED.- Mr. Geo.

Gallant wllo why lleroically fighting the flames in the big fire in Tlgnislt last week had to take ot' ills coat af- ter salue had caught tire and threw it to tlto ground thereby as he thought loosing at great sum of money and val- uable papers which were in an inside pocket was surprised on Tuesday to have tllenloltey returned to him by tt gentleman living in 'Pignisll who ex- plained that hntlillg the burning cout on the ground wllllo wltllessillg tho tire had found the pocket book contain- ing this money-and as there were no means of identifying the pocket book or motley he was at to loss to ilntl out to whom it belonged until he learned the other day that Mr. Gallant had met with the lttisforttlne above refer- ed to. The papers no doubt wort-_l burned with the gurlncnt.-Z.

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