“Just Listen to This’?

“I HAVE been after you “Just listen to this: ‘ivIr.

to try Dr. Chase's A. W. Foster, 178 Le Breton Nerve Food and you always street, Ottawa, ()nt., writes: my it is intended more for ‘For a year I was troubled " with “nerves," was restless, especially on retiring, and unable to sleep for hours. _ I was easily fatigued and very irritable.

“ ‘A friend told me to try Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, and before I had used the treat- ment a week I was enjoying a good night's rest every night. I gained rapidly in every way and my general health is very lnuch im- proved.‘ ” '

"That soundsall right.”

“Yes. This stuienlerli. is vouched for by Mr. l‘). M. Ahearn, the druggist, and is no doubt correct."

"Well, I will give it a IF)’- HUI.”

llr. (‘lunch/s .\'<-l‘\l~ hood. 50 cents a box, ull dealers, (ll lfldrlulllsrlu, Halli-s m, I.tu., TUFUIIIU.

“Well, that is what I flways understood, for I hear you women talking so much about using it.”

"Don’t you think men have blood and nerves as well as women‘! It says here that Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food forms new, rich blood ‘and nourishes th e .. exhausted nerves back t0 health and vigor."

IIYeS-H

“Well, the doctor says it is. your nerves that are re- sponsible for your indiges- tion and sleeplessness. Why not try sonle of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food '.' You know what it did for me.”

“I would like to know oi‘ some men in my condition who used it."

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l IMSIER , .._LG 0|

MASTER MASON plug smoking tobacco, scien- Q tifically blended and pressed lnto a solid plug

handy, _easy~ to carry an which keeps the

distinctive flavor for any length of time.

llliil’ l’

It

Smoke Master Maison It's good tobacco

MASTER MASON-read? rubbed~for those who like it

_ that way is the same good plug tobacco cut and rubbed ready for the ipe-It is put up in ha: foil packages.

7f $51k» I

Large Allclion Sale at Alexandra oi Choice Farm, Stock and Implements ,

>_..__.._._, ‘I "l" "IIIIWPIZNI ll)’ II. A. lKohI-r "on lllIlI Judson Ilrlls.. in soil :ll

stead. ON THURSDAY, APRIL 7TH, 1921

heir splendid frlrln of G3 acres of choice land ull clcar wilh splendid welllug house and barns lulvlnp, nil water connections throughout. Also ll splendid OPCIIIIIII hearing tho best of fruit and a never failing slrezlln oi water flowing through rthe rear oi’ farm. All together nlakm; this n very desirable properly, Terms for farm llt sole. Also on the sumo lIiIy I will sell nil their vllln- nblo stock and crop:-— ll horses I4 rnilch cows, moatl nll to freshen soon; ll young cat- tle, 7 brood sows and all implements. Aa Mr. Robertson has purchased the valuable property oi’ illlr, [r K, McKenzie, Flat River. everything will be sold no fl(IVQl'[Ifl(_1(l_ Usual terms at snle.

commencing llt 1 o'clock p. m.l

BENJ. CARTER, Auctioneer.

' us Iollmvs: (irzlllc- \'llI----l.

-l'l"lAYO0olI1htlIplw- luo.

-8TREETS DRYING UP-—TII€! town streets on Sunday were in bad condition for travel. the efifect oi‘ a few Inches ol‘ snow that fell on Saturday night but the slush and mud has since nearly all dried ulp.

-PURCHA8E-D RESIDENCE. — The Rev. Father Gregory IVIc-Don- ald some yours ago pastor ot St. Paul's church here and who has rccetly retired from active churcn- work has purchased a valuable residence nellr Charlottetown and will reside there in the future.

-NOTlCE.--Iiol'scnlcn send in y°ur nominations for Kensington stake races before the sixth instint Classes, ?.17. trot 2.21 pac=_ 2.25 {trot 2.28 pace and 2.40 straight ,trot. $300 purse for each event '3'"! °"¢ Pl!‘ cent paymhlt due on the lith. of April.

|_—VlSlTlNG REBEKAHlS-A moor ,llllz oi‘ the lil-beklrlls ovals held in

when the degree if‘IIl‘ nlenlbvrs. 1\I ' Alc-Kenzie of ‘IIWITIIPIIIIPHI, president. wlls in al- _Il'I'I(Il'lI'IC8. Alter» routine business i lunch was served and a social evr-n in; spent, lI.

--WELLINGTON SCHOOL-Jfllc lrr-sull oi llll‘ llzlll yearly oxulmillzl- lions of ille IIIEII sl-llrlrll here were Thou. llnlillnl, 2. Nora. Arsenllult. (lrzlrll- Vil- l.l..'lllr;l Illly. 2. IIOIHIIIIII Arson llllii, llrllrle VL- l.\y'lw:lrll liarlmv, i‘. FIIIISIIIIK- (lauds-l, lszlilclll- liiiIIllIlI (equal) lirlldr- V. l. J\IIil liaudcl.

lirllllr- IV- l, Ifolen lilllllllll. IITKIII“ lli---l (‘l-nil llellllrv, ‘.3. Airlrll- Arsen- zlllll. .\lhr-l-l APHPIIXIIIII, llernllne Alzsonllllll. (l-fllllll) V __L ---<oo§-~~- (Pollillllu-d llolll I'll!!!‘ illlll‘ ' lllp nlosl, so hing denunciation. it

was lhcro that. llle lender of tile OP llrlgilillll and .\ll-. .l. ll. Slclvnrl llgllllLllil llll- lnillultios of their ill“ ('('L‘,lIlll‘i' in lillllrurlgl- ullnlistllkorlblv direcl. 'l‘hl-y told them direct from lilo shoulder that it was IYNJIYSTW-

-I. 0.0. F.-'I‘ho third degree] was conferred on ten candidates on Thursday evening last. at a meet- inl: of Prince Edward Lodge No 22. I. O. 0. l~‘. Su-Jumerside, H.

Mrs. Pacific Sonlcr took place Snnda-y afternoon and was largely a-Ltcnderl. i

-E9ARLY BUTTERFLY-One oi’ the llargcat butterflies captured III lH-lnee Cou-ntv for a number of years‘ was secured by James A.l Morrison. formerly nluyor of ‘Sunl- lnerslde. During u. walk through the outskirts oi’ the town on Sat- urday the, hultterilly, rwloilch was nllve, llzul u wing spread of 6 inches from tip no tip and was n beauti- ful specimen. Ml". Morrison took the butterfly and tho cocoon lo his 1min.» where IIN‘ insect. is. siill living; rind receiving much llllell- lion lrrlln local naturalists.

-WELLINGTON NOTES.-—’I‘he slork plllll ll. very curly visit lo, the IIOIIII‘ of Mr. and Mrs. IC. F‘. Arsell~ llllIl zlnd left. lhem u bouncing bzlllly l-lIPI, (Nillrio Fidara) —-Mi.ss Yvonne (izludel daughter oi‘ F. S, (luudet oi Tiunish has returner] to resume l or duties as teacher in ill/ollington illgh School. Miss Gnudet spent. l-Iasrer with her relatives and nlunerous friends ill 'l‘ii:nisll.—~-.\lr. All-ide Aucoln, student ill S. I). IL, (‘h:lrlrllll~lo\vn, spent l-l:lslr~l~ ll Wcllinclrlll n HIIPHI. at IIH‘ "Savior" liolel. -'l‘lle lnillinory ronlll ill. Arsonnull & (iandcl‘s* present a wry charlninl: appearance thanks lo Miss hiyrllo Ferguson, (lnillincr)

'l‘hr- wllisl lrlllriy and dunno l0 hr‘ III'I(I on IIll‘ ilillh in “lollinglrln llllll wzlsnllosllllllll-d coring to Ililll roads.

_ Inn Slllllmelsille and Western Guardian i

ills.

—FUNERAl|-:'I‘-Il_c; funeral of Deglargg She Wquld lc

"i am sixty-seven

gill, Iii

Like To Put a Bott

Of Tanlac In The Hands of Every Sick Man, Woman and Child In This Coun-

try-—Never Saw I Equal. '

.-_.

ts

years of age.

lml, in nil my experiences I have never known a medicine like Tun- I:l(‘. Think oi‘ ll! Al my age lo gill“

twenty-live pounds In weight, but that is just what I have done,”

Mrs. Ellulul Ileifenslein, ol‘ No. Webster avenue, Syracuse. N. Y.

man, lwflllllfl lry, _ medicine

"If I lllld it. in nly (powl-r," conllinllerl, "l would put a twill 'I‘anlrl.c. iin the home ol‘ evnry n and child in this coun- wvlult this wonderful would do for them. For

for l know

she re 0i‘ sick

almost two years I WltS almost a

nervous wreck. leave the house or even r10 ull unless my husband I wlls zlfrrlirl lo slreel and Illl(I a. Io all oi‘ ille ltilne. “My stomach was we ly upset. For days at ll. l. go without solid food. rest al nildllt lo do an felt lirr-d and worn on time. Some rill-l“ myself across l weak and lnisel give up “My nnyllllllr: touch of slept llelior recovery is ‘tho IllIIl oi‘ ollr llorllood, as is Willi ltcnl-rlllly

-HOIRSE DEAD-Nil‘ . Sample, Keusluglton. uoflile racing Sunday. claimed to be tllle cause 0f death. heavy loss to. understood that he ro big oifers for in. recently.

PVFII CPOSS

rltnllllon Acute indigestion

This is indeed-h

I did not dllre lo lowll went with rue. the _'_’_" cling 0i drod ed I colllll

ak and easi- inle I would an I I enulrl nolnlllzllse. y good iLlHIl l llll ol‘ llltfing on I could hardly drop," "Yes, llor rorlovery luls been ll hull- IIP roonl and was so‘ -allllo -l was rolldy lo

llozlllll is fine nnrw and I Pill I wllnl and never have ll indigestion. I have novol- than i do ilow. Ml‘ neigh- ‘bellev any IWllPr."

T-ylldnl lost his vai-

i!A.ca<l\=anl"‘_ 8M0 was opera Is appendicitis at

HIIIENSIEIN, Illill

N5 2 PllllNllfi

MRS. EMMA REIFENSTEIN.

s31 websul- Ave-l Syracuse. N- Y

llcngor. This grand nlcdiclno

broulzht me llerlllh

J, Rcifenslcin.

‘.\Ir. his wife's statement.

sail d

py surprise lo us all.

ill bet-tor seen llcl‘ l0 'l‘llnlac. We liity-dwo years ill-w I have evol-

credit. is

u?

—Miss Fldilll Gay” i Ml‘. and Mrs.

its, Ifospilal.

very '

Mr. Sample as it is rusml several

erxrlrrr: or 'l‘lIIS IWIOVINCIC."

i-‘IAIILE “AIIVSE or 'I"IIF. PRO- rrlcs. 1s or‘ 'i‘lii~1 <‘0l'll'l"- "ll" it was “'I‘llI~‘. MOST _DRASTI(‘ 'l‘lllNG EVER ‘slows ON 'l‘liiu

Till», lion. .\Il'. Arsenllult declared lllill, "Where. the sheriff WAS .\'(l'l‘ Alum. 'l'() (‘OLIAEFT llY l\'- ’l‘l.\iIlll\'l‘lO.\I Ilf‘ hnll to stoP~"II"‘ ‘ITIONS “WERE A BLUFF. simply . \' ABlflSE OF TIIE PRO- CESS OP ’I‘»liI~1 I..»’\\\"." (‘ould any‘ llllm; be stronger and more emphut iv? 'I‘llis question of the Criminal (‘ode lllls been introduced by lIlf‘

AS_PhIiN

Only "Bayer" is Genuine

—V_ O HAIR TREATMENT.—

request. cl‘ a large llumlber of his fniearis the inventor o! “V. 0.’

vantages o! his long observnrions and casein! treatment oi‘ the, hzlir and scalp.

lreatnlellt provided i ,

JIFUL DISCOVERY-HAL ll- has admitted flap pulblic tothn ad-

Tlle V. O. Illlir- 'i‘l‘oa.L

A person's hair Is too often ne- gmcted hence title largo nunllner of b LI hezidls. ,V. O. is an etiicient is applied in time. If your hair ls falling iyou

.....\lrs. Joseph Arsenault and l Amos Gnllanl Slates on Friday uvcnini‘. lo all“! the Iuncrul OI their Illiliilll‘

-—-—-v—{.}'

EASTEIINEIIIDIAN

. ‘IT PAYS l0 It'll! Milli! W07

111.00.

Tilfiiil. is no doulri. til inst hair ro gliolclrllllrt brlplll‘. Iilhr)? ‘lllitlitllo H"F ‘TS ORV Goons we have huvp l. .. i ii is ,~lliIl'.‘lt‘D‘-. mun-auxin w‘ he‘ s‘ Mlwdock‘ MOMMIIB‘

oi‘ lldlal. it can do to Your ‘IIIIIIK: "JTHE BANK 0F NOVA M3015‘ I

ary offices next

huildlnlz.

Monro 8i a 119 l§l‘0im1‘sl., i

_.c_.__.._--- not last but a few weeks lllls and happiness d I just can't slly cnouslll l" "5

in convln enl --

A few weeks ago I lllld no ideu silo would bu ‘able to pull through,’ bul now she ls l

llerlltll lllllll I have ever duo

lhuvo been null-riled today and I don't be- seen her IOOILIIW

drlllghtcl- oi Stan. Gay, Summer- tcd on Manda)’ I0? the Prince County

‘s rl-llr-rled fromdlle

.\irs. Pascal Solder. N. Yllovkol Sims-f:-

ls, Montague, will occupy telnllpor- door “Dr. Mclntyrds residence until completion of new

public lull-lion on lilo [YTPIIIIHPA of Judson II|‘ll\‘,, on llll- \\‘.,.,,l 1mm".

'i’.'llriol, and it is so rsxceetlingly Ill‘ lercslillg in its zlppliozltilln to U10 biggest parcel oi’ IiIW dlsrcléillillllg EUIIIIIIIISIFIILOYS that (ever cursed ,lhe country, that we ronnot ‘t

lilc [tllllllllltiilll to deal Willi il r-llll ‘further in n1§\‘i ('i)llllllCIli. ._.____._____--—--~—l—i~

the

Warning! Unless you see the name "Bayer" on package or on tablets you are not getting genu- ine Aspirin at nil. In every Buyer Package are directions for Colds, Headache, Neurrllgla, Rheumatism, Ellrache, Toothache, Lunlbago, and for pain. Iilmdy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost. few cents. Drugglsls also soil larger packages. Mario ill (Junallll. Aspirin is the lrndo mllrk (registered), of Bayer llianllfzlclure or lvlononcoticncldonl- or ohsilllcylloocld

lions

V. O.

with full

~

~—Dr. A. S. Plllnlcr,

-.VIr. \\'. G. Simpson,

has

lt’ YOIII‘

lirec-

“WC-STERN PERSON ALS

O‘Lc:lry', was in Slunnlersirlc Monday.

W35 fl - v ilor to Sllllllllf side iilonrlaly.

Sow Good Seed ‘, To Insure Good Crops

ing through the provinces ‘IIY "l9 so“, so populllr that on Janu- ary 24th it was decided to SET"! “Special Fish Dinners" on the wirlrllinle Province Dining (‘ars- Thcse dinners are served at ‘IF-c per order and include a liberal

linow

fro, Life, lmilelt. Sickness all! Plate Iillll Iillnloe at Invest rates. j

‘ A‘ 4 man‘

‘IZZIIZ

E.

portion of fish with boiled 007"‘ tors and brcnd and bull". Frill“ Jllnunry 24th. the (Illy of their Ili-

nuzuration. on the menu, unlli J-‘ehrnnry I3th_ i492 fish dlllllcl‘! were served and officials of tho rnilwlly slain that they are in as grout demand us over.

IIllIllL VICTORIA

RIIIOPIIOIIIIOIIIII!‘ Vifl.

_ Imam ammo u run-mum

.I.fl,fl1-

Iilll Shoal, Staci Colonies

lhflnunonu Rlhtutowl

GRAIN

Ontario Grown White Banner Oats Duckbill Barley Mandacheuri Barley Silvorhull Buckwhegl

Peaa-Veicheo-cqm

Wholesale And Retail

All Fresh Stock of I This Season’s lmportations

ai

will sooner or later be bald unless - - you apply a remedy. . saved hundreds from such llfillclion why no‘. try it a-t once. dealer cannon, supply yOll we will mail to any address one or more booties on receipt o1‘ $2.00 per bott- le containing from ten to fifteen npplicallions each .-V. 0. IIIIII‘ Trcatnlent Co. SIIIIIIIIGFFIIIE.

for efioctive relief.

IEWIIIE 0F SIIISIITUIES 31.00 a lube

‘IIII llillllli Milli 60., l-TII. MONTREAL

Agent! for Dr. Julel

FIELIEVES PAIN

l _ 11-...- _ cfcalfl Q 1n. _, ' g _ FLOVER Imported WHEAT . ._-_. _- -»-—--/~~~"‘-"'"'*"“' Early Red Gran‘ w" m, s“ . - e lus l n Illsh Dinners Polllllol t... M......... And , . ~ ____ .... White Flfc sob/ED AT IRE-"Smvwlr? “""‘° Number ()nc m, F..." PRICES ggmtisA-‘IIONAL White Dutch S d . ' Farm ee s Marquis

A d‘ l officials of (‘anll- ‘ . I ,_ ,_____,__1 lllrnlccgrldlgilalohallways. 11K‘ <l@ll' 0f {III Kinds clous fresh fish for wlliahdtilm Lo M: "l'l rovlnres "are no , Ileiilllliirll; \'<‘l‘y llllllllllll‘ mm‘ M west dict with lllc public willie lruvr-lk l)rices

SEEDS

.white Russian Canadian Timothy Haiszardo Improved

Millpond Ind

Enterkln Scotch Swede Turnip Seed

We are in a position to quote specially low prices to

Institutes and Farmers Clubs.

prices before buying.

Call 01- write us fol-

v

HORNE fr? CO.

Li...

1

I

g . . i r

r r

grey cottons, towels and

shootings, pill

Roller iowcls nladc lhc special sulc price of

Ifl-ilnumnnuwunygmus.“ \\\\\\\\\usyllnllllmwon\u\\m\\wllflfl llnlnnmn 0110'

d IlIJ-I \'(‘l l "'l SlllulillNtiS 85c. silt-clings for 60c, 90c. shootings‘ for 65c. 95c. sllcelings for 75c. $1.20 sllcelings for 95c.

CIRCULAR PILIK lW C()'I"I‘ONS

(loo. pillow cotton 50c.

75c. pillow cotton 50c. Pillow cottons 40,

and 46 illcll widths. II(‘illill(‘(I free

lo be rcnewcd. 'l‘llesc

I v l

s,

$9.75 Spreads for $7.75.

White S

ilamnsl; Cloths 65 Dlllllllsk Cloths 72 Damask Cloths 72 Drllllask Cloths 72 Damask Cloths 72 Dzllllnsk Cloths 72

Ill big lots too,

o.

IlilflI to secure in ordi

GOODS SALE.

rl¢ itspll ng Sale ‘or WHITE GOODS (lpened Here Today

IIIS SALE EXHIBITS THE NEW LOW PRI- res ill ‘shootings, linens. pillow cottons, while and

$l.z5 shootings for $1.00

"$5.75 Siprcarls for $4.39. Spreads for $5.75.

.z.oo Nzlpldns for $1.60 $450 Nfllfltins" for $3250‘ $850 Napkins for $6.50

Charlottetown

u o o c .... ~.._.

the like. In addition to the

lTIlIIy notable price reductions, wc otler for the period of lhc sale, shootings, pillow cottons, towellings.

lRliE IIEMMINC or MALL

ow cottons, iowellings.

up to your order, mcrcly for

the nlzltcrinl.

IINBLEACIIED Sl-IIZEIINGS

75c. sheeting for 50c. 00c. sheeting for 65c. $1.50 sheeting for $1.00

All hemmed frcc. De- livered promptly.

SPECIAL BEDSPREADS

IIIcrc arc some szlmplc values-let a few speak for all. $3.00 bedspreads $2.25. $4.75 bedspreads $3.75.

44

Save on Marsielles Bedspleads

_ Here's :l_n ZIUIFZICIIVO otTer to any lady who is finding, with llcr spring llollsc Cléilillilg that sonle bedapffiildS Iillve

are offered at really good old

fashioned prices-and ihcll reduced for this sale,

$3.50 Spreads for $2.90. $3.50 Spreads for $6.00 $12.50 Spreads for $lo.oo

ale Savings on

Damask Table I Cloths

x 65 inch, $2.50 quality for $2.00.

X 73 llliill. $4.50 quality for $350. x 72 inch, $4.75 quality for $3.75. X 71’ "will $5.00 quality {or $4100.

X 73 lllfll. $6.00 quality for $4.75.

X 73 lllcil. $6.50 quality for $5.00.

Specially Cut Prices Tobie Linen ..“ily tile .Yllrll”

‘ IIICN‘ rlrc sonic rcnlly ZIIITIICIIVP snvillgw-lillr-ll; nlTpl-pll dtprurs lll.lt will lllnkc- ll cnsy Illl" pl-o-l-L- p, l,-_,_\- ._m,d h").

5h iuclmfablc, I_.illcn 90c quzllily for 70¢, oo inch rlblc Linen $2.00 (lualily for $l.25. 70 lncll Izlble Llncn $1.75 quality for $1.50, 7o inch Iahlc Linen $3.25 quality for $2,359, 72 lllcll lzlblc Llncll $4.50 quality for $3.85,

llet New Nrlpllills At

lilo

nnry stores at n“; rig

Alld these prices are specially"

$366 Naplrn t $2.75 $6.00 wpkin: is; goo. $9.00 aplrins for y .00

lllnlaII till

l, Always fills Store has been Charioltelownir foremost nncfll store-indeed for a longtime orders have been coming lll rolll the mainland for Ilncs carried here, that are pretty I

a. ' eln;§*;r9I-i";_iiills wnnfn

Sheeting: Ami Pillow Cotton Will Be '

l

Ildlllllell. jllll?

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