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Tl»,¢ pmmy ebieet oi painting is protection or

and the paint that protect; ¢ home the longest and

most elicctivcly is the paint to use.

Braniclram-I-lenderson's wh

because of its composition » 70 7? ol Branrlnm's B. B. Genuine \Vliite Lead and 30% Pure White Zhou I base for white and lints - has the <lU8l|lY °f l4\Slm8 wear to the highest degree. Investigate the facts con- egming buildings that have been painted with B-H "Englisli" Paint, and you will lincl that it _lasted

' longer than any other paint, hence, in buying it. you

get most for your money.

"th

Many things you should lrnow about

Paint in a Boolrlet that is liee for the asking

Fennell & Chandler

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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AMERICANS FIND EMPLOYMENTli\~orl<im:-it offer tree transportation and as

IN ENGLAND. :I uiiztrtiiitve ol' :it least six iiioiitlis

,.._. _l\tnrl. Two huiidrcd of the men ,O I

. .NE\\'A,_ltl§. .\'..l., .»\prlI l'_' -~_\ y»i~\\zxt»-'zilrc;i~!_\' liaivt- sitileil. |

eniployinciit Iiiircziit >“‘|‘\i<'v h\.'ri'- \L» --~~“~~~~ "fr" fu; was learned to-d:i_\'. lin.~: in-t-ist-rl ur gent requtsts from sr-vs-rail iiitlnstrlztl centres of fl.-mit Hritnin for moi~-.- than four hundred int-_-it to rake the places of workmen who nn- at the front. The

call is for Anieiucstii and llritirsli sub-I The Girl-\.\'r-Il, your rlntir l.<ii`l tiall- .th jects only 'l`l\~~ iziftorics secltiiiig ‘

I -I4 - W , -, 1:.

A PALPABLE HINT. “.1

Mr. S|owbo_\‘ _culliiig on izirl-'You

f f-I ---.2 li

has

which pen during the coming year to great

read _ heaps ot' letters with like l'¢’ll\l0_5l-`l» and thc alinanaes and other wrillllSB,

50011 France tremendous cotiseQuei1C€S. "ell- tirely different from what France itriagiiies." She counsels her country" incn. _

".~liirpriso will follow .\'itrpristis. Ilo

nut weaikeii throtiizli iiiipati»‘i\ct» or de- spair. The future is _\'0llFS ~ _- - -

Made in a great range ol colors. “lleniain fnithfiil to your nuigniiiceiit

iiistincts, to your marvelous predes- tiniition. und you will be the pacific tint-cn of thc world. lf not-but nu, I

for

seein-er-raitlivr distant this eveiiiitiz. ly.-I.

, . __ r

cd down. is il'.‘ ,.(,___,_

uages and nations of the uni

'torso , ° verse. To lend weight. -to her mystic utterances she takes care to call at-

tlon to what she prophesied for 4.

Years ago she became celebrated by

prophesyfng the violent death of Geeii~ eral

Bonlanger. Slie'followed this UD

guessing right on several other

ot-caslonis. among them when she t'ore~ told the tragic death ol' Catulle l\lcu- des, a French writer.

The anteroom of her. home ln Paris

is often crowded with visitors. SOIHG

high standing. eager to liave_Iier

their future: her mail hrilltis

Ich she issues from time t0 till!!!

sell by tba thousand. _

Mute. de Thebes‘ year. incidentally

not begin on Jan. l but on March

“English’, gi).esso that her prophecies for 1915

are for that part of it llegilllllllg llllll day.

Mtiic. dc Tliebes declares for 1915,

e misty year." that the war will

be over. that it will bring t0

iuot sm' ll!"

Sho goes on tu wzirii l~‘r-.iticc soleiii|i~

to be on hor guard when the peace

negotiations come, for then I-‘ate will

watching for her. “Who is the man

whose sword will be broken?" she con-

nes ttiystically; "who is the woman

_ whom vengeance will pursue, who will ' die miserably and not alone?"

Next summer and autumn she fore-

ls, will be such its Paris has never ii. i'or pomp and enthusiasm, “And

the Frencli nation will then be great

the great drama itself." iiiiniitig up what l9l:'» \\'ill bring ldraiire she \vrlte:~'; I woultl appear that the _rear will low it bluntly and broken course

oiietlilrrl oi its duration, after ich it will find its equilibritim in acc. still hidden by smoke and mist iich will contiiiue to its end . . . iv in-w in/:ii will rise, excoptiiii.: et' or only one. tltiiiiiitatim; all tht'

:tml there will ln- ii\nutn<~r:ible

sstiipcairaiices of tliosc rt-prcseiitiiig nri~: oi' the past.

r After indulging in nu outburst of

~ vituperzition concerning Kaiser \\il-

`//.' I

mg / e/">='

(Il)

ini li., Mme. do 'I`liel,ici; rleirlarcs

i.it "lie will soon div. or, uti_\-lio\\'. iIis:ip|ivai‘." (loi`rii:tu_\'. she atltls. "is

udeuincd to exist no longer, at least she now is." As to the enipire's

rn li_\‘ ititeriizil tllssoiisiriii. by rebel-

/-.._ “fi

' \\ _'ti ' -.\\ future. she nvcrs that two tliifereiit

Q2 .» 7b4;’?_,, `» / _ visions hiiunt her-one of it Germany

_ _`.i(‘0 G0 in

_ 4A.6_.¢, lion ni:-.iiiist inililarisni and tho Prus- ‘ "A°,~;,, 5; _ /I A lst ii Jnnkers; the other of it Gt-.rniany

/ . .. _ A Su

rltleiily yielding and declariiii.: lier

_ ' _ self beaten in order to rvcuperate and

W i

_ .f f" rr

.és

‘ again hurl herself at her t,-iieinics with

. 1 \ no

w streugtli. "lint, in any raise. tlicre will tw no

orc llolir'|izolle,t'tts," rlr't‘ltii'es ilu'

eucli pruplietess. .Sim acids:

retold Inst year, hc who will arise

Gcriuziiiy. whose word will dominate otliers. who unt_\' save his country

' __,_._'._`;. ;_ A _

» 'I '\ /'~`~“ ’ I .lr-'.

" ,/~ ,/ 9 And in the ineaniiine, wliere is the

i f man ot' wlioni I know, whose utlveiit I

. . . , ~` - in

._ ~ . ..t~?»\* \ it

4 :il

om part of tht- _lust iiiisliniciil rc-

_~\" swrveil for ll hy l’|'ti\'idenr~<~?

._ _ .~/J\\%f Mule. do 'l`liehes prophecies des-

truction ot` the Eniplre ol' Austria-

J _ - - - -ungnry, "wliicli has no longer any

»_»' ' ~ ' 3

on l~Iinpt~rnr. she says:

-"2, _ - _ _,__...-. __ ~__T_,_ ..m.;.-.3 __ :--»..-_»- _- _,,:,-_--;j_g.g,_.;._.._ reason for existence." and of the Aus-

E@ ,-f~/-'~v-'-=.-»---<- _ff 1,.;

l-`r;iiicis Jo.~:1.-pli, wlio tins brought

` ~_f fl. J

45 9

a°~"'°~_ o ‘. ~ 1 xg .ilu 'Q0

O `\ 'Q h Q 4

_ » ‘ing

dvance and Give the Countfrsiéi- .___

- ag 99 ' `

CORN F LAKE

The attacker knows he has the countersigri to paSS him through the lines. The little senti'y`S S€\’iS€ 01 duty keeps him at this post, but it is a hard strain to let that package pass. He would almost give up his play and even his cherished sword to get at its contents.

The Sweet Henri of thc Corn. Made-in-Canada. l0c. per package.

f "-lfif* no _ :».'1'.__».~»_=.~, - f’

l=---ef ee* -.._-~;-_»,f.-._ _f~_._e___ ____._..__,_~._.._.____e.___,

Buy A Gray Marine Engine

Why, liecause it is the .s_'iinple_sl_and_mo_:st powerful (fasoline Izngmc ot its size ui _

_ the world.

R _.se

Write for Catalogue and prices all

3 to 50 h. p.

_ _ , .A i' I'lxlr:is of all kinds kept in stock.

Stanley, Shaw & Pearden

'_ _ - - __ Sole Agents for P. E. I.

__ ___CtUA_ll~ANTlE. _

our engines to develop more than full be fran from dakota In workmanship

'te be oxletly an represented tn' every ru- raplaca any engine not according to our or any part broken t!irough.d¢f¢_otlva ml- oliorgs to you. pt'-ovltled uid angina or part

_ ¢Mr|ei'prapa|d for examlllalloti.

"* not stats 't`¢¢'rih_tn gr replacements noon- - nagloe .abuse tif natural wear.

i..i_ .'»'iu...i..\ .Gro Motor

_ . . a ‘ "_

uqnxu-1

'Dr. Andrew Wilson. Dr. Gor-

don Sta_l_1les and Dr. Lascelles Scott. 1 e famous English rn- alyst. have all personally tried Zam~Buk and expressed themselves convinced of Ita lreatheailng value.

Mn. St. Denis. of Thompson St..

Wenton. Wlnnlvcn. suffered lon! vi-ltli eczema: and nallr her doctor nld only Lam-Buk could cure hor- snother flue tribute of a scientific man tp this gi-nt herbal healer.

Mrs. St. Denis sayu: "The rc-

rema broke out on my nose and one side‘of my face. I could get no sleep because of the irritation and pain, uid my face was in auch n shocking condition that for two months I did not gn out of the house. I applied runedles and my doctor treated me. but vi-iiliout elect, until one day lie

raid tzlgyt the only tlii which would In lilim'_ 'toeurefi\aw;:&am-Buk_. l procu auupp an tocut I on storynhort, in azsw weak; Zum-Bug cured me eoniplet¢ly._ leaving no lean."

lg; ‘ W in

.-1

FOR THIS YEIR

_ _ h _pre h ht _t ii ppiness mall those who have “me De T BM: nc inmgggeiz iiiiidiia the mistake of loving blm can

lsii? :$m:,g2;‘a§ha2rwu| _hw_|nct die without bringing misfortune

_ M 'da'l‘tiabos.a_i__id the King’

iiiiio-gsztms. "ir its em ehaaeziuo _ _ -_

Russia, we hear. will emerge from tha." -I ` * 0 '_ I war “morally superior" to her foo-' ks , .

iner self. but she will pay dearly for ' ” ' - __

her victory. ' ' ' - Q

Tliimseeress says .tlint_ thc Uiiitod `

Status, "whore people leaned so much' G

on l3erlii|.'.' will undergo many chang-- , 0 -

es She announces financial troubles _

aiid».suii`ering from the effects of an' . -f_ -_ 4 A

ezirtltquake in that country. ' 23 ;~_,_

_ .J =.~ '. "“\

‘.=` .-. -.__ A-;,»__

in in , _ ~ “~ \f»»“' .

\ » ”’\'..;.-=_‘i` ,

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Mlllllllll IIISIIHIBEU li I

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A graphic outline of German nientnl~- r .

it d r h I is th t iitrlbli P

y an pyc oogy a co - '

ted by Prince Truebetskoz, Professor F

of Jurisprudence in the University of ~ 0 ”

Moscow. It throws a light on many 7

characteristics of the Teuton, which $ g

the Anglo-Saxon mind has not grasped ` t

iiilly. lt. moreover, illustrates thc pene- ~ J

tmtive power of the ctlucativc Shiv

and his capacity for analysis. The con- ‘

1 i

to his people. _ _ _

A splendid future awaitlillellltlmi

perils that 'threaten him." -For Eur land too. she seas a glorioitir future

trlbntion should have special value based 'ns it is, on personal contact. and first hand observation of the Gcr ninn people by Prince Truebetskoy.

"For the ordinary German," says the

Priiicc," everytliing-iiiclutllng his morality and his mental life--has been concentrated in the service of the Ger-

suddeiilv the wat' has cltibbed him on the head. It has set him face to face with another world. which in relation

I\p_,to the coninioiicenieiit .of the

sinus, the French and the English, was

iioirstilinilssinii Oil our part if Ger~ tnuiiy; _they were sure that wo.oi‘ three batteries would i-:ufllcc to crush

Gcriniuiy necessary to subdue the world to tier. is aulilcleiiily iiisurctl tlierehy. That conviction was support- ed by :iii absolute niisniiderstaiidiiii; of the living soul of other nations. iius< sia, France and England. appeared to the Germans like putrefying corp_s_os_, nliaiidoiied to the sway of revolution; zir.\' perturbatioiis. and therefore lncap= sible of oilerliig resistance.

And suddenly It turns out that hc-

_vond the frontiers ot' Germany tho

lieconie fierce. And as devotion to their God-oii~enrtli had becoine for

`thciit thc syiioiiyni of all morality, they

felt tlienisclvcs free front all moral obligations toward eo lc who did not

within the liinits covered by the ben-

antl daughters may be subjected to

I1 . u y sub

mlssive to the Gorman Godon-earth.

such dread 'thc more liumiinc will tho

wlilcli their relation to the subdued can again become protective. From that p_oi_iit _o_l` view. an is known. Von der Goltz l‘ti=-ilui spt-:tha wltli thi- Iilgli

t’1"'f.\_' L! Oli war: aiiitl from tlint point of view lie extoln as u great service reiitle_r_utl by lie Emperor Wilhelm the iit'li|_ov_eiii_eiit ul' it tiyutliogig ho|,w¢¢~_|| Vlirlstlaiiity and Isliiiniutii. ls it lo be \voiul\“rctl til that iii Constniitlnoplo there are persistoiit rumors ol’ tho con- version of Willielin to Mohamniedan- isniff ills very deeds witness to his ailililty to Isluniisin; for, ln their spir- itual csiieiitrc. his treatnieiit oi' thc en- cinics of his cmpirg is abggiugel

war the "infldels." His method of conducting war is slnillar to the Turk- ish principles of ii "Holy _War"; iii both cases the supreme moral consid-

nutl “the tinfiiltlil'ul," in regard to wlioni no intiritl obligations exist.

tlotiipared to the Turks. however,

the Germans are distinguished by ii far more couscriucntal

disregard of the splritiml

of other tintlons. Such facts as

scriptioli of the (lorinntis of the

itaiita of districts captured from

niitlona with wlioui sho ls at

the cotnpulsioii of the male of those districts to fight ln

nl the (lt-rmmi army

tive laiid-such facts,

not yet been with in

tice. Hytho

ty tho (Iurinniiu Turks; iitid what

rible is that these ara potrated' ' 0 (lernians

not ii ine They #main

even Uttier

serve Gorman are unable'

thttle llllléll

A h 3.

liypnotisin of the great Empire fails. her own interest that uiiiintural coiii~ to act! Thereupon, instead of being `biitntioii niust. be suiidered by the teondesceiuliitg. the Germans suddenly strength ol' the strength of the sword.

,_ " , ' . ' 1: 'r ii '~ I tsl ai_>_|_irtiv.|l ur tlio Turltlnlt tlielllvll Of' try llidcs, fiut., cured, 14 to l5c. per

eration is t.lie llvl i ith I I - ~ - '. 1 .' _O _____e ___________i__ wi_i__<)ii;___t;ry ;~:__\t_t;i:'_ tlv__u__ _ tg _ $2. i52eacli. Louiitry Sh¢9Dsl.ius b

more tor- " 1

per- i

war the iittltudeioff Germans toward ’ ° __ foreigners. and especially to the Rus- - Sarne delicious taste

99 .

“lin , _ MAN”

`\ 1

1 ‘.

I _ ~

lniati state. and iii that cult of the Em- » ' ' '

pire which has become for him almost _ a religion; ii definite horizon beyond ' . which he neither understood, nor ac- knowledged. or felt anything. - Ami

.. .. SM 0 KIN G To BACC 0

pale. and which does not acknowledge » °

the authority of tgie Gerniaii God-on~, IS also up In packages! and

Earth. 'Flieroiipoti ollowod that lniiiie- .

`diate triiiisforniatioti ot’ the Geritiati is N f[0[I1 the Genulne

nientttlity which has evoked thc won- -

der and horror of all nations. ' Sarne fine al-01113-

i’.?l»‘i.f’5-.§1?l'?l.‘§§i»°'L‘l'{i?..liiiffféiiéiil3“3} S O L D E V E R YW’H E R E .

-- _ 4- lam-11

_ li I ..~

any resistance, and that the ‘fear oi' _ i _

t .

nrt- t-oiicetiletl witliin the tlcrtiiaii peo» plr-, tim] whit-Ii |`orinnrI_\' 4-reaturl her .grunt culture. 'l`hnt general darlteii- `ing of the mind which has hefallcn con- teiiipornry Geriiitin society can only he cured in one way; the idol wliicli it serves inust lic ovortlirowii nt any I-ost. If for coitlcnlporary Geritiany

irotn one insepparable whole. then iii

Goriuniiy inust rcnieniber those better days when she was n nation of think- ers und artists. Then she rcully served the whole world-now she only serves herself’

D P ` - ~ - _ _ _ f

obey that G0d_ German ndemy_ honor Oni). H Umuderciap can arouse hw- talking to it _tru-ntl who uns looking i\i_1 eliastitl' and all such virtues act only i`rom her spiritual slumber and when it IOP ll t1'10¢l 0ll“`\‘ 0035 ll‘lbl° and ll°"e‘"' “ever Bonner” U"

is liczird sho will niidcrstand tluit

inlghtiest promoters oi' it. world~wide

MARKET REPORT I

war bm _fmt Um more rapidly Wm H __ ,, _ _ nskoil nic why l tlidi|'t_ get an old _ , . ,|¢,,|,-ed _' |.(,S,m be anamed__|mme|" l‘""m"' wr" 7"" ml" nian to do office work und I wouldn't “ml “ee lf -‘UU Call d0 lm? W0l'50 llltill

y. . me 5\,|,_|ugaHo,, of un resmem am". BEEFHOIDES are su" Maggy _“___ have any more liotlier. _\ou have been doing. Several of my

unsettled after the last decline atid it I would not be surprising if there was ii still further drop in prices. City llut lit llide that li'it ier lb. (loun-

llz. l’urt cured, lil to lic. per lb. Green 12 l.o 13c.

CALFSKINS tire very easy. and

there is it very tiiist-tiled tttairket. l.lglit. tcnlfitkiiin are pnrtii-ulairly iici;~ Iected. City skins green, ilut, Ilic. tltiuiitry, cured, 16 to 17c. nach. Puri cured. 15c. according to condition and take oft. l)eacons or Bob Calf 506. to $1.00

roodly iiuniber ctiining to iiiarkut. a

Y _

ldeii_}lciiI with the 'lurkisli attitude to- (my lake off ;4_00 U, §|_50 tgmmgry W

take oil .\o. 1,$.5.i5 to $4.25. No 2, ,_

SHEEPSKINS are strong and in g

good supply City Sheapsklns $1 75

rt. to$.25. in

iit it lower'rango_ of prices. Wanlicd ctiinbiiig fleece (coarse) 32--. to 350.' p Washed clothing fleece (line) 35c to 38c. Washed rejectloiis. (burry, c-hairy it

clothing (fine) 26 to 28c.

TALLOW is steady but quiet. only

the hotter grades moving. City render- ed_`.lolld in barrels. 6 to tI'»§c. Country stock, solid in barrels, No» 1. 6 to fide. No. 2, 5% to Ge. Cake No l. 6% tn 7c. 'No. 2. 5% to tic.

_HORSE HAIR IS EASY, anti is t~otit~

'_ ‘_

tires 2 to fic. Leiul..hcnvy.-3Ii.§.t04¢.. m 'l`ea Loud 21/. to £‘»‘,;;t:. Brass. lieiivy, bu

_ ._ 5|

her uit-ii ot culture and hor niilitarisin 9 ___ mm mgm 10 ___ m%c_ Zinc 2% ____

to fic. ‘| be sntisfacttiry. ` '

ing to market in ltiir tiuantitics. l<`i\riii- th; or pcdlzir stock 1:5 to 40c. per lb. pi,

unclinugcd and in lair suppl.y itub- do ber Boots & Slices according to trlni M, 5/. 1. _ ' ` - ' .-

_ to 6( \uto tires 4 to oc Bicyeye no

it it was the only cure that I con-

itlt-d I would try lt. I know of an old

ing small jobs and helping all he

uid for his keep. and I asked him

who would like to be ofllce boy for

ULD lil’I>lliI‘]llS. -ll_iNI{. ETC.. lift! chap_ honest and living with |115 301|,

. _Ho lnuglied lust ns I did at first. t l insisted on his trying it and he

to 100. Llglll fi t0 717- UODDCF. l\0i\V?v’ agreed to come and do the best' hu

lit:

uid but wouldn't guaranteeho would

“He came the next day and though was a bit slow ni, first, ho was ul-

USES AN Ol-D OFFICE BOV- witys ready und willing und iii;-a week

-- _ or

l.\'t~\\' York Sun.) Ill

` itll

i\ lti'outlwii_‘.' business' iniiii \\‘_:\.~.4 for

so l was so well satisfied with hliii at I \vnuldii't have trailed ~lilin for the boys I had been bothered with tive years. lie isti't perfect. nor is ybotly for that matter. but he IS F0-

"tiut out the boys." he sntd, willi nie. doesn’t smoke cigarettes or roiui

,.\»,,|(._m pr0t,.,_.,i0,, 01-‘hc uN.m_m Em_ “|,0vL. me com-c|,Lio|| 0|- me Stale ivoiilltlciitzv. “sind get nn old man who llll

pire. Boyotid these limits everything there exist other and loftler moral IS is niiowatiic; nic enemies of the Ger- viitiwv- Tl1vn» illslewl of beliis a “I

iiiuii Empire may he robbed, kiiled, force hostile to humanity, the German l' , chanted and tortured, and their wives D€0Dl0 \\'lll “SHUI lJ0C0lll€ 0119 Uf U10 lhlllg- glad enough to get lt' and he isnt 8°

uilllng to wuik for less than it Sl

“I got'tlie siiggestioii i`roin a man 01

told liltii, which wits true, that I 0"

o Iiliii. 'I‘ht-ii hc lili-w out til nie und UI

nc novels, is|i't fresh aroiiiid tho rv, is always polite and is iilivtiys

. . . . .,

nn’s wages, I began it about it 0fl_ lllIl0~ our ago and 1 nt-vor lun a better 'I rio' him $7 a week will lie is

but that he is good for nt. leant

d _ .

any kim] of v;o1(.m.0_ M] lhafmay he uiilvorsal culture, ' not in t>iisiiit>..\'.=i. bitt it pliysiciuii. Ile |811 YOUTH Of (lilly. Wllltrll Wlll 1\l80 lit!

liol only peruiigggtblm but should bg Sm `*-Z------ llivl ill"_l*‘l`;'ll E50lll\7 “l'll(`lUS__U|' 0l~llUl_

in order io create the hypnotism of - , Wm” “ll "U Colm’ l’r°"'l"y nm l . . .Irena moug the ,mums not d I _ HALLAM5 wEEi<|_v lie ciiino in person to sec about lt. _lllflll Will U0 88 Silt-lSl`H»Cl0l'.l SS Ulla

ii yearn of comfort for ine and thc tire store. 1 d0ii't say that any old

c, but I do say that tilne~teiiths of

..F.m_m the "Dim or View of U G _ #_ had been liutlieretl so by clintigliig l»ll0_0lll f0ll0WB Wlll l1lHl¢0ll¢ll€l` Umm!

noni in~@~t>ri5t's, the ...ow i|,c,,-ella., Cf; HIDES, SKINS, woot. JUNK my oline boys uint i couldnt. get ii bins than the iivvruse we have to init

iwllli. ' '~- -' - “Try un old inaii for an otllco boy

“it looked so tiinert-nt at first until friends “fe d°I“i= it Ind wfer they

Nurse Proclai

laughed ut hlin. but he insisted so` "F0 all Pleased Wltll the Clmllile-"

__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Y _ _ . . . Y _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ .~. , _ _-_~, ~. -.~.---er;-:_-_~.=:_-.-_-_r:_~_»::.~:,»:::_~_-_- :_~_-:.~_=

Her.

_________

"'l'vn _vt-nts I sull'ercd with oczeiiin

l‘l0llSl1¥l"lll)ES M0 l‘HHY. Wllll -\ --tlirt~i» _irars iii that time I coulfl not

ppeztr iii public. My eiitlro b0tIy :is‘r.in'rretl`Wl’tli the disease. I could ot cnt.. I could not sleep. I coul-.l

$215 £0 $3-00 not Ilvu. I have at last found the

i-cut. I"rest‘ilptlon D. Il. D. My body

is clciui, smooth. Il' there wriro one

ottle only of D. D. ll. in the world ' nd I hntl it. Mr. Rockl`cIlor'n iiiil-

WOOL, is easier. and being absorber! lions could not tiny tht- golilcii fluid."

Nurse Myrtle Hahn, atldross on np- llt:atl0lI. If you have any skin blonilsli or ii ttle rash, do not let lt develop into

etc.) 26' to 30c. Unwashed fleece something mm-0 sm-ioug D_ D_ D_

D.D.D. Soap Keeps

ms Skin

Myrtle llaliu Says D_. D. D. Prescriptl on is Worlli RockIellcr'aiiMllitonl to

Cure

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Prescription. ti coinpouiid of oil of wliitcrgrueii unit other soothing ole- nictits. has been recognized forllfteon years as the standard skin remedy. It always liolps. and -it used according to directions.. it should cure In it short wlitle. _

All tlr_ugglats sell this standard' re-

niedy, Zinc. and $1 a bottle. but lf you como to us. we will alter you the first bottle with tho guarantee that unless it stops the Itch at ance we will retuiul the purchase price.

Central Drugstore. E. A. Foster.

Charlottetown. _ D. DVD. is made in Canada.

Your Skin Healthy'

Now Is 'Ilie Time To Have 0ur Sanitary

Plumliiiig System Installed In Ytitirlloine

You cant lilpruriate tlio rent worth or our plumbing

until you have lt. Installed in your homo.; You cant tho comfort and convenience lt affords until you put it to

tlnio. ,..

You

Culinaire or phone Fred I-I

ltr 'inferior to any other-it gives ilorrset nttmcuoa