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in t smeetissd the Canadian world confer

Book being held C”¢¢|~y,,,»y °

to-day

Statesnext year is thc result on v|¢dn¢¢,1;,_ fm. 'wk of tm, com

'llhc committee on the revision of

proposed World Conference on the Prsyer Book which is s large one, and Order to be held in the inelmlmg gov"-.1 |,m,°p._ Wm mnt .lr

tions. m

The committee from the Canadian

. ' is

General Synod, which has the ar-| rsllzcment for this country's particl- ¢h0rize,]_

_pation in the convention in charge is

a movement which for many years m

growing in that country and U for its avowed object the n

Ilia OHIBI’ lla th! Rb ggmg timg Ugg

about of Christian unity, d

ittee has been in progress for some

ouncement made of results, it is un-

y se changes will be recom

expected that a new edition of the ok of Common Prayer will be au-

me and wniie there has been no sn-

" me um: 1111 i 1 1 s wk er ¢w° bderethss .time

bending tesether for work ehsligss in cus £35: 2°: adlorfnilgn have paid for hss__,expu»es'.aua

-of the various Protestant denomina- yrs er. The _ n

ended in the osnersi synoa, ssc it di=__\;°1=*-#sued promptly on expiry

Faith -ILOLKRK

an dlbsrtou Htl

--'THE

um be tsl Parlors

-sussonmllns.sses;a- nw, .

or miss sn 1u11s,.¢.'sn 5.-_,.3 ,,,

_-__ _

ve business

--HOLMAN

dry goods s

-THE EARL GRFIY.--The Earl experience. extinct for

Grey left Pict

ill' SD ‘UIDBIZ

and they they

would bc

tance, the

were

sg l l-1!

o ily Health

Affe

cis Character

~"_'~__"_ _ _ _

Character, as well as success ‘ in

life, depends very lsrgely on the con- and ability with nervous headache, dltion of your health. You cannot in `

imagine a sullorer from indigestion of _ y

being cheerful in disposition Nor There is a‘\vn s the dark clo

do you expect a person with exhaust- n

cd nerves to be other than nervous,`p

irritable, easily excited and short-I

work in the treatment of exhausted'p

Food has proven so successful in re- i h storing nerve force to thc system p

there is no necessity for experiment-I

ry for the advance of science, but|m ‘éy need not be at your expense or,\v

No one can develop good character

. _ y ud of'o

ervous collapse, and some form of bridges in a had condition.-Messrs.

sralysis to look forward to. Wilson and Hedley Adams left last Dr. Chasn's Nerve Food is not s;w

y_@mp¢r.3¢_ “quick cure"-no sedatives to lul1_intend to reside for a number of

There was formerly much guess- the patient in the delusion that his .years.-The Debating Club has closed

sins ure disappearing, no narcoticlfor this season.-His friends are glad

1‘ervcs_ but since Dr. Chase"s Nerve or iniurious stimulants to exhilarats 't

in' temporarily at the future ex-

ense of health. h

This food cure positively forms Sumrnerside.-Mr. Garnet Campbell,

digestion and the depressing effect v cinity are getting ready for lgbggm-_

his departure for the west.

an exhausted nervous s stem.|ii . -

Ir Y isw.

ost natural way the starved and -The school is progressing rapidly

ou ut 8.80 n. m. Satur-

;ie¥.hwith 80 passengers, 11 tons re

ed at Charlottetown at 12.00 noon. ribs leaves on return this morning.

-AT HOME.-The members of

Prince Edward Lodge, No. 22, and Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge, No, 13, are requested to meet in the Lodge Room, Bummcrside, Monday evening, April 7th, as they intend giving an at Home to Brother Ellis preceeding

_ni

-ssavmw -'rue people or uns 1 5111118 -The heavy rsin~storm the ther night has left the roads and

eek for Western Canada where they

o see Mr. Carl Campbell around aiu.-Mr. .Frank Rossthas returned ome after spending the winter in

ishtown, spent Sunds in Seav

Summerside.

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e. hat and give our milliners a chance te sive you the service they desire. R. T. Holman Limited, Bunxmerside.

4-4me3i.

llSIEl||_PEl80IllI.8 _

-Mrs. J. W. _McCar_t. Summerlrlde.

is visiting friends in Fredericton.-J.

Some experiments are neces- new. rich blood and builds up in the your risk.

__ _

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food

50 cents a box, 6 for $2.50, at nlldealcrs, or Edmanson, Bates & Co.,

Limited, Toronto.

1,. 4- _ f;-".'- .-.lf ____;___.

_ _ __________ ______.~

‘ Always inthe Front Rank

,evening Wednesday at Mr. W.A. Ram-

- ~- _ _ ~ _ _say’s home.-Several farms are chang-

. ,' _._ = * D _ _ _‘ng hands this spring among them _ _ _

’~ INS URANGE COMPANY

i NORTII A'lI.AN'I`IC FISIIERIZS. LIMITED.

. ami... c.ma..M.1=h 25.1915. 'pie “°°i“1 “‘““ held i” °°“°’°‘"“°

- Arthur C. Baillie, Mgr Nova-Scotia Fire Insurance Comruny, City

payment of loss on building and stock at our Port Hawkesbury l’lsn\, in sured under policy No. 101.780 in your _lomgauy

Yours is the fire; cheque received on t is loss. Yours truly.

_ ,N IUII .AILANTIC FISHERIES LID .

; ` F M. Butcher, Scc'y 0. True. \ Muir. I

52741

S in of Biugeu (2.06 I 4), sire of Uhlan (1.58), the wo1H’s fas'est trot‘ \e~; Admiral D.-vrev (2.04 3-4), King Cole (2.05 I 4), john Ward (2.05 3 4); Owalssa (2 o6 3-4), full brother to Catalou; the Leading Lady (3) (2.o7); J. Malcolm Forbes (3) (2 cg I 2); Codero (4) (2.09 3 4); Tot- ara (2.r9 3-4); and roo others with standard records, including Told (2.14 3 4). First dam lmprovideuce by Prodigal, 6ooo, 'record 2. r2,dam of Owalssa (2.06 3-4). _

Catalon is a handsome 15:3---1075 lbs. mahogany bay stallion, foal-

ed in 1904. He is of perfect conformation and ahsolutel Sound. He has

. U.

_ Y . h ve eturned to their homes after n. Northam' Austin S u - C

lrmted a miie in 2.14 1-4; last quarter in 32 seconds. Hs is the best bredl 8 r -._-__._e"""""" "' "E -;_.._=""""'

horse in iliis province and also the handsomest. Come and see h ui.

Fee, $25.00 with return privilege Bingen,his sire stands at $300.09 ‘

Catnlon will stand the season at Calniou Farm, Sherbrook, on the junc- tion of Lo's 17 and 19, (2 1-2 mi es from Summcrside)

JAMES T. WAITE, Owner.

Apl- 7,MfMEtl Iune _1,o. Sherbrook, P E. island. ‘

. _ _ _ -e` f’» `.

i _-_ _ -__ -.-- _ _ ._ . _ _ -___ -_ _ --K =' nm uistsummer is fast approaching _ - . ~*'

ornout nerves. l\l1d°l',l2l?9___il_l_l_i1.f_\_lI_ msuatement of the

_ Dear Sir:-we wish to thunk you for your cheque for $2.800. in

teacher, Mr. Percy Keeping.

-CENTREVILLE.-_-Residents ' are

glad to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Thom- as Hodgson to Bedeque.-The roads are reported in a very,bad condition there being gulleys from two to three feet deep and scarcely a bridge is left sound.-Messrs. Bruce Davison, Clay- ton Green and George Donnelly have ‘left for the Canadian West.--The _youns people spent a very enjoyable

that. of Mr. H. .Affleck to Mr, George 'canui sua time of Mr. John Membr- do to Mr. A. Wright.-A lecture and

Hail under the auspices of the Young Pcople's Club. Professor Walter Jones gave a very interesting lecture with good slides about Fox-Farming The selections from Drummond by Mr. Jonei were very much appreciat- ed. The proceeds,of $45 were sent to the Prince County Hospital.-W. T. Bowness, the genial merchant, is around again after his attack of pleurisy.

eries anywhere.

g n sua 120 bugs m1.11s11.i dock. -Lusvn: Yoon onnnn esny for sworuun- vsnossnmnsssm 1

In connection with our fisheries

there was another point to whlch,he might draw attention, and that Iwas the value of the industry to the couu-1 try as a means of training a' hardy class of 'men-sea-faring men-_-men who must be depended upon for`~'the protection of our shores against in-` vasion in the event of war. It was

_M1g5_pau||n¢ gwm-man, Summa-_ patent to everyone that the next big

side, spent the week end with friends ll in Cape Traverse.-J. 0

attie _when it came would be waged n the sea, and that fact shonldhe

borne in mind when the were if

y li -

_Mrs Claude M111 and Mis, M d ing consideration to that most im-

. ll -

rod Mill of Kensington spent Batur- D day in Summerside.-J. ' 0

ortant question the development of ur fisheries. The men who would

--- find employment in_the fishing indus-

-Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Callback, try would be the class of men we Summerside, spent the week end with W0l1l\l hf\V0 |10 rely “P011 £0 uiluthe

relatives in Charlottetown.-J. n

avy, and it was not the least im-

portant part of the uesti

q on they

-Mrs. William Buchanan and son were considering that in developing Master Eldrad of Summerside are vis- our fisheries we were layingthe foun-

-I

iting friends in Fredericton.-J. d

-Mr Gaudet of the firm of Arson

ation for the development of a bar- y sea-going community. (Applause) e begged to move a vote of“thsnks

. _ - I

ault andllaudet of Wellington was in to Mr. Tidmarsh for his valuable pa- Summerside Saturday.-J. per.

-Miss Muriel Mills, Summerslde,

spent the week end with relatives in Clermont.-J.

-Miss Grace Beattie, Summerside,

was a passenger to Cape Traverse Saturday alterpoon.--J.

-Mrs. John Arbuckle returned to

her home in Summerslde Saturday afternoon after spending a week with friends in Charlottetown.-J.

-Messrs. A.'L. MacLeod, Montreal;

R. L. Jamieson, Halifax; C. Franke, Montreal; registered at the Clifton ‘House, Summerside, Saturday.-J.

--MINISTER PASSES AWAY.-

The death of Rev. Henry Harper, Episcopalian minister at Port Hill, will be learned with deep and univer- sal regret. He was one of the most widely known, _highly respected and affectionately regarded clergyman in Prince County. --

-Mr. H. C. Simmons, St. John;

Miss L. Mclilwsn, Charlottetown; Miss H. Large, Charlottetown; D. W.

-MALPEQUE.-The young men of and Mrs. Howard, Milton; -Mr. C. H.

Malpeque are still engaged in goose Nelson, Charlottetown; Mrs. F. W. shooting and report geese scarce and Taylor, Alberton; Mr. A. C. Van- hard to get.-Capt. Jas. Roach has Wart. St. John; registered at the resumed his position in Hazel Glen. Queen Hotel Sumrmerslde, Saturd

g a

tulated.-Mr. Will Sutherland is vis- -Mr. W. J. Walker, Kensington; °

, q arebriggs, Mis

flying trip to Bea View and Darnley couche; John Campbell, Port Hill; Sunday last.-Fanning School is pro- F. G. Gordon, St. John; Robert Jud- grossing favorably under the skilful son. St. John; Geo. Skerry, Albert- management of the Misses/ Munn and on; Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Yeo, Cen- Ramsay, teachers. Quite s number tral, Lot 16; Mr. James Moore, of pupils have returned to resume Charlottetown, registered at the Em- their tasks after their recent attack press Hotel, Summsrside, Saturday.

of measles and whooping cough -The my* '

EX FERT ASSISTANCE WANTED

Mr. Bl. T. Higgs in seconding, re-

ferred to the destructive elects of the dogiish on our dsherles, and sug-’ gestcd that the Dominion Govern- 'ment should be approached with the

To Ease Tight Chest

And 'Cure a.-Gold

linb.0n Nerviline

No REMEDY HALF so'mFFIo1EN'r

"I didn't have to suffer long with

a. sore, wheezy chest. I had amighty had cold-it held me like a visa, but I knew what to do... I took half a teaspoonful of Nervilinc in hot water and rubbed my neck and chest every half hour during the evening. You would hardly credit the way Nervil- ine loosed up that tight chest, sn- abled me to breathe like a free man, gave me comfort in a few hours." _

This is the experience of J. P. Dur-

and, a well known resident of Bur- ton's Corners. In thousands of homes Nerviiinc is used every day. If s lit- tle child has a sick stomach, lust a few drops will suiiice. If t ere is an

ll Y

s “Y-

H Ht I S d M d _ Th _J_ _ bowel disorder or diarrhoea, only rr C:pt;in cgxitainlynezhoulgnbzycon ri -‘--- small d°5° is raquimd' Inward” °r

utwardly, wherever there is pain or

ning- in Malpeque the guest of ML _M,.s_ wm_ Te,.,.en_ Kelvin Gmva;_Mrs_ -inflammation. Nerviline will always Frank Abbott. His many friends are James Jardine, Kelvin; Capt. Welch, renew qiéickfst “MF cm; °‘;;§°t50°' glad to see “Bill" again after nn Charlottetown; Mr.`aud Mrs. George anylfellletge zgymt aa Qosrakae ef; absence of twenty-two years.-Misses Barbour, Alberton; Messrs. Edgar sm; dm ‘sts Brawl; oatarrhozlzana Pearle Simmonds and Annie Abbott Milligan, Lot 11' Major Milliga an gg ’

0., Buffalo. N. Y. '

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1 \

‘ii-ff.

I"-`t’r4“_ _‘f \

-1

his appre- iuluential

met under the

Board of Trade. In Tidmarsh they were

to the Premier, Mr.‘Bte-wart Hills lor thelr.value»ble con-1

to the discussion, and he

points and suggestions

would bear good truit.

/» » ' _ “"i‘o anyone in want of unified blood inoogponyrrgu gy- .sdehsresulcsncgsilfeund-vibefeiishetlih

s'rooK Ex-CHANGE. ~ can eonsclentlously B.B.s."

___ Ge_t_ the 3_‘~lVs_. .Manigadtuxed _ng

ALBANY. N. Y., spru s-A pus ;.\_'_ ___f,'j_° WT; M'“‘“‘“ _» Um'

for the passe e of a bill to ' '

g compel ' ‘ .

the incorporation of stock exchanges ' " - - ' -

and to subject them to legislative ' _and judicial control was made to the WELL KNOWN VIOLINIST

senses judiciary committee today by on' no_s'roN Msmunn. Samuel Untermeyer, who said he ap- --~

neared at the suggestion of Governor BOSTON, April 8-Miss Evelyn Bulzpr. The mere act of incorpora- Street, the well known violinist, and tion. unaccompanied by supervision daughter of the late Judge Str-ret, of and regulation, Mr. Untermsyer said,` Toronto, was married lrcrc today to

would heworsghsn uséless. ___ William Micke Boykin, of Baltimore.

Cold Storage Space for'Fggs

Dealers wishing space for egg.; _this season will please

take notice thatiapplicatlons for same will b.f received up to April 8th, lust., each applicant to state number of cases for which space is required

If more than available s ace is a lied for it wil

P ~ 1 rr lbe

,allotted proportionately. All space allotted will be charged for, whether used or not.

Mark applications plainly on outside of envelope:

“Space for Eggs."

The Island Cold Storage Co., Ltd

4-2Mwf_m3i.

F' . *Er J

Special Ten Day

Sale. A

At Reddin's ff.

|11

_ Business isquietl So just tomake a Stir in the Old Town `

We offer _

the following Goodsat a big Reduction

“Broadcloths” In 1

Light Navy, Dark Navy, Saxe Blue, Gar- net, Brown, black all at 2 5 p.c. discount.

"Dress Goods”

» _ __;`_-

_»&hs_' I

via cf eh 1 he "'Y0URHA'r1ss'rHoLMANs" 0°* "-;» \ 50 pieces “at 25 P~c' TWéntv°five pi-‘feces

, is e en rom e new spr ng eu " ~ ~1/ff; “

and suits now on display -A few of 4“'4m°5i ; .V " ` & Tweed

_ _Z _ __ _ » e ° -5|

_ _ _ __ ___ _, Suitings zo p,c. _ .1

_ » - ~-" , ‘ the; veuns me" “Um M“1P°‘l“° 8"* --_ . _' - » _ ~-.;._ .'1

._ fy -' _, _,_ _ ` _ T; Hamilton taking advantage of th: gnexan W-me of Q0 v ' '

e .<55 .=.':‘

'fl iii*

_ - Among the many new shapes

._ ,___ ,__ _ _

¢-~ '~ we are showing in soft hats a

' h *.1 new American block in Moss

“_

Green with pressed plaid of same

color is proving a favorite. It is very comfortable to the

‘head and maybe worn in various shapes. Sells at $2.00

This is only one of many new shapes and shades, others -

will appeal to you perhaps more, are here at easy _ pr_ices’$I.50, $2.00 to $4.00.

English Caps `

~ these 1; We have just received a

-shipment of the celebrated “Audre”"En_glish Caps, in the newest patterns and

These come ini

or medium Desk. _or-taped seam -cap will hold its

at,

other

every lint

price' __ _

“Bld¢¢l.15¢|<slw I0§|

_l%iblbC§b __

B 6 YO 8 8 S 01119 “P099 Chi those suffering from pulmonary com

ice, enjoyed a pleasant dip in Hamil

Bhd B0 1101116 W land- 75°" 1°“5 ab' in nearly 6,000 cities and recommend- sence caused the citizens of Hamilton ed by ever d°B1¢r_ You t

y _ ge your

much anxiety, and a searching party mom, b k if 1 »t

y ac it sn_ as good as we

W" f°""°_d t° l°°k th” musing °”°° claim it to he. Price $1.00 a bottle.

The reach d thei destin ti

\1P~ Y 6 1' “ °“ The McK'innon~ Drug Oo., Corner Gt. _ however quite refreshed from their George and Kent atm MEt1_

long walk and cold bath..-Mr. Billy _ ..._ Dennis reid a elwft visit *O .H°m11- sosnn or 'rnsnn Mnnrrmo; - ton last week.-Miss Leona Mountain _» ____ and Bessie Rattse have_ returned to onntmum n.

om page 6 _

Charlottetown £0 W- Hi; “it” sending their families down hpre for

di Iiliei

spell |18 r EHS 91' 11° “Yi ii* the summer vacation, and were sax-_ Muilwiiue- ious to' know what accommodation _

‘ and nmlicxss ws could user mess

should they do so. We must equip

_ _ ’: summer traffic, not only by provid- `uursc‘.ves to be able to cater for such

_.___ . ing the necessary accommodation,

New More Iron in the Blood. but tv making arrangements /te sd

-é _ vertise the host routes and opportu-

If you are anar.-mic, you need 'sore nltien to reach the island _

iron in your blood, and the tell-tale

symptoms are a pale face-color A GREAT HERITAGE

less lips, ashen finger nails, poor '

circulation, and short breath, and “We are tho trustees of as great B more serious diseases are easily con- heritage," said the 1’r0ml0l‘.. "ll U55' tracted when in this condition, ` been handed, down t0 all! P¢0Di°- What Vinol did for Mrs. G. B. (Applause). `eWe have slow to I Manuel of Eau Antonio, -Texas, it realise how great it is, but _we are will do for every anaemia run-dowv now awakening - 'to out.11¥B!'|1,m*l°“t person. She says:-"I was weak and not-:ml advantages, and. we can as-1 nervous and had general .debillty for sure to our - children, and to °'1!"_ about three years. lly health was selves as welias _to 'Dost-trifl. Wm" badly run -down and my complexion forts and thc means of the ehl0yl11ent~ became sellow and- badly affected of life greater than-any other Mft Of

with pimples. _While in this weaken- the world. (A__l;E_qi\l_e_.) -'_l‘hls_ doc* od condition, I contracted pleaeisy, mn 1 gimme _ _ to '_-se_e,no,t‘0ciy. which -made it verydiard forflme. I ,preached but practised .by every ons

Gold Bond-.Shoes 1

for Spring and 'Summer are arousing enthusiastic 'com-'_ ments from everybody .who sees them. ` If you don’t_want to hay a new pair of shoes - iight away don’t look in our windows. lt might cost you anywhere from $5.oojto$6.oo.

f .orris & Smith Ch’town Agents.

I1?

y .1 mer 011 '_l'h_ Y 1 _ _ 1

- _ .W‘“'m °"°“"‘3 Sunday 1“°t»Whi1° SW' is s pleasant preparation for all ' 'S ` °‘ ` _ 7. -__-jj_~'“»'-' __ ’ in th un l die h 2 '

_ .5 ton Bali. but finding that water ruth. })lain‘;` :fit is a splendid preparation- *H* A We are Overboughl in

_ ___ 8. can ....1 seep fo. ti.. i...11..., my 922,; ,‘,‘;‘,,§"",,§,‘;‘,§"1;,§°;‘,'§,‘§§;n;*§,i,“,‘§,‘§ The _Ngw and to reduce the Stock, now offer during

_ ' " were obliged to retrm their “levi the right rosa so norms. Ie is ld I '

5-1,. '“-.c» _

thissale every Rain Coat w_e have,including 50 just received, at go p.c. discoiput, .

L. J. REDI11

“My Store” “ "

_ II7 Queen Street """"n"-

/M mwf.-;1 Emu ~--= -~==-

noeongh or soreness srethe-lnnss.st”~ ul." ~ ‘ - ~' 1

far, funk*

¢,,‘pf|,_ vlclrrlty

the~\m-‘

nm happy casey that vmol-‘fauna-' in tm, my Isumeer nun.-` (.I_»oud.* stored me to \readth_~l.gain.»lnd‘I~‘lleveHspp1suse). ' " ` ‘ `

will

4__` St’ l `;,i*':. _

The Best

1’ Mm Shi-rs in ~fss‘>c»te».. _I I

75c to $3

If your supply

Q3 1