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f i§mY`l13‘1917 ' 'rm-3 cnsnnorrnrow-N GUARDIAN , . = Panel-nitrat--"'.--.--Z

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How She was Relieved fum ° Pain by Lydia E. Pinhllanfe

Vegetable Compound. `

I had pains in bod:

my periods came I had

to stay at home from work and suf~ fer a long dine, 011° day -a ,woman

ill our house ask e d m y

why I was

'Mother

her that I mf.

month ‘ W

y0\l 3 of Lydia E.

Vegetable Compound? ' My

mother bought it and the next month I was so well that I worked all the month ,without staying at home aday. lam in good health now and have told lots of Bill! lb°\lt lt."-Miss Cuuucn llolus, 22 Russell Street, Taunton, Mau.

Thousands of girls suffer in silence

every month rather than consult a phy- sician. If girls who are troubled with painful or irregular periods, bgckuhs, h°ldl¢l\°» d1'l8€'ll1Z-down sensations, fainting spells or indigestlon woiild take Lydia E. Pinltham'a Vegetable Com. pound, a safe and pun fsmgdy mm. from roota and herbs. much suffering might be avoided. -C W?" 10,5-ydle E. Plnkhun lllediuns o., iynn, aaa. ( tid "f 1 advice which will pfoxve hm or rn

/If/I/¢§\\\\\YlIIl4\?

We Warned You

_ Before

hm the cost or nil kinds or aoo1_'s AND st-loss KEEPS GOING uP

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We are prepared however t

Help you out

as we have many hundreds oi pairs of Footwear which we . .purcliasctl ,before high prices

and now oilcr them to you at

, Old Prices T

is -long ns they last. This month is going to bc a CHANCE FOR BARGAINS

and our advice to you ls' to lui nt onco your .

SUMMER BOOTS

Morris-Smith-Beer

I/I

/AX

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, - ' - ' G- tl i 2.. ,iMal‘gnrei (‘zinlpllell. Perfect utlend~f

t Watts.

I1' PAYS to buy. in this Province.

HART-NE-¥.-Service in Hartney

Hall Friday evening at 8,

BUYS NEW RE8lDENCE.- Mr.

W. Bernard of 0'Leary has purchas- ed the residence of Mr. M. McAus-

lang wlit,- has removed, to Elmsdale,

PREACHING AT DUNDA8 AND

ANN_ANDALE.- The Rev. Fred. Clay will conduct divine servicp in the Presbyterian Church, Dundas at.3¢ p. m. on 13th Inst.. and Annandale at 7, '

HATS. HATS for everybody at the

latest makes including Bors'ollno's

Clll`lSly‘s Woitlbigusens. Stetson and several others pular prces $1.00 to $5.00. Prowse Bl'os'_l.td‘.

435-5-11M2l.

_._.BOMB. WlL&.IAM H. McLEAN.-

I Bomb. W. . McLean, son of Mr. D0118ld Mel..eun. Grapaud, attached to the 2'Ith Montreal Field Battalion, who wal wounded on October 2ls\ lust. ulld late£ invulided to England, is ndw conviilc-scent und is taking a lieuteuancy course in England.

I _.A SCHOOL WORKL- The following

is the standing of Grand Trncadie School for the month of April. Grade V.---‘ Sr. Louis MacDonald. Grade V - (Jr.)- ivan MacEwen. Grade 1V.- -1. Qlnnlc Buote and Stella Court lcflual): 2. Cecelia Fanning. Grade ll.-1, Gerode Watts; 2, Francis Muc- _Donuld and Hilda Kelzer (equal). Grade ll.-1, Amy _l{cizer; 2, Joseph l’uotc Glade l -li cor e Court

ullcc and l’ullctu:llit_v. Louis Miicllon- ald. Earl Keizr.-i', Stella (‘ourl, ivan .llacl-Iweli, Gerode Watts, Russel Watts, Al-tllin' lieizt-r 'and Alfred

SPECIAL NOTICE, CANADIAN

,GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS.- (loin- inencing today, 'l`liurl‘.'iay 10th inst., a special passenger ilniil will leave (`-harlottetown at 6.30 a. iii. daily, _Sunday excepted, for _Tignish and re- turn. This train will connect with steamer at Surrilnersido morning and evening, and will -leave Suniniersidc for Tlgnlsh iii. 9.45 a. m., and return- ing leave Tignish at 3.00 p. ni. This service will remain until Summfer Tilnetnble comes into force on the

ent's Office, Charlottetown, P. E. 1., May 9th, 1917. 42fi,5,10M4i

::Safety First in the Hat business

means buying your new hat from Pi'o\vse Bros Ltd. _ 436-5-M21.

..Ypur hat, cleaned, re-

.. blocked, furnished 'with newbaods, right here io town, fora small _price Try us BOSTON SHOE _ ISHINING PARLOR

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135 Grafton St.-Sunnyside

.ll , _A -_l

l'--u._';&l_s._,,s-

An. in nlciclalcsi Twist

_‘_-__

-vi

Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd _

` ' Charlottetown 1 '

1; e _.

Ask ` your deal_er_ for `

Hickey’s Twis_t_ai_ld _insist on

getting the genuine for

lt'a the Cleaneat and beat Chewing Tobacco.

HiCKEY’S is a_lari§¢.

clean, fragrant juicy p_ug that gives real satisfaction to chewers after they have , tired of other kinds.

TRY 1-ilci<sY's Twisr

---the change will do you good. _

Y ‘i

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ` PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ‘ Time TABLE is Eraser. Fsssuanv in., 1011.

- I ‘a°rl._AN'rlc s1'ANoAso rims.

Trains outwhrd-Read *down ` -.T"‘i“° ,II,°ward_3K';fAPv

DAIQLY

ex. Sun.

'Piles 'l“hurs & Sill. ' '

A.M. 0.50 8.13 9.00

' 9.40

10.20

5 do Arr._________

mu. "W0 2,20 Dept. Charlottetown Aff- lg-fm 3,33 lluntsr lliver 8-22 4.23 Emerald Junction 7-45

5.02 Kensington

‘ Summersidee _____vl1§ll}_-_ 7-1§

ues Thurs & Sat

ex. SUD-

wPre¢ muwwg I-°b3U\Ul.

2.20

2,00 Dept, _Summerslrle "`- - I

333 - Port. Hill "53 glhgttzn ' “'58

. 0

#0 Am 'rlgnisn ' Deli; _fl-92- .

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DAILY ,

ex. Suu

' A.M.

P. M. .

4.30 Emerald Junction 5-20 C.“L9,.T1`§_'.9f'._9 --_.__»~ -

.I ____-~--- - -~ Mon, Tues.

.'|‘ues. Mon; `

Thur. Wed. Bat. F

ri. _ _

-_ » - - ' 9.55 . §°,'g° D' L- f . "Ch,,|,,,,,,,,,,,, P “ I im-.i1;ao img ‘Ao ,,:4_‘5 ,-P4. ‘ _ HC. Blbflfl 9_0” 8.53

Morell 30 Bt. Peters 8.38 82-0 Sourls ________ ' D°.2f;Lf9___l'___ . ~~~-~---"rr muy

rut 5.29 _ 5.29 , 0.03 6:40, 7.35

Bun.

Arr. '

' ) A . I .

MII Stewart Arr. Gardiaell 7;" M,°f:2f,f:§° neat. cis

_ ex. Sun.

Wed Thur.

Fri. Sal.. A M A.M

` Ex.

Ban.

7'" ‘"4 1 _ ...._`_ - --------~' rr' ”"“"" Daily Bat.

21s'l instant, District Passenger Ag~.

ii.

~s:.i.”‘h . rr , ~ ' Ill. P . megan- ~» __ an s.u. snug ._ 11%' Tfgfnelt. ’ chsrloumivrzl: ‘"~ 132 :fn I Mi 4-K "nm amor nent. ua 1.oo moss pos an-.. _ Hamill. -

I . Special lilnlira Branch.

FRESH HERRING, Lobsters, Cod-

il_s_b,_ _li1els_.__ etc.. Charlottetown Fish Supply Co. 438.

MT. HERBERT.-There will be a

service in Mt, Herbert Church 'I‘h\lrs- dey ollowlllg at 7.30 followed by ll llus- lness meeting.

SERVICES CANCELLED.- Rev.

James MacDougsll's appointments as

puibllllvheil for Sabbath 13th are mn- ce ei .

PRINCE

EDWARD if

. _. ,,

.A wt

T - . _ _ _ _ 4

MAURICE C8S'i`E|.l.0

' and ETHEL RANDIN

-,___

QUAf;T‘ER|..Y.- MEETNG.-Tli_c

fourth __ uarterly meeting of -the of- ficial Board of Pownal Circuit will bs heldat-.the Parsonage on ‘Monday 'ev- ening 14th’-at 6 p. m. ' i

POWNAL CIRCUIT.-May 18th Ser-‘

vices Pownal at-11 and -7, Mlllview -at 2.30,~The~ evening service in' Pownal will bc of special interest as there will bo Baptism, reception of new members Rnd the Sacrament of the Lord‘s Sup- per a( the close oi' the service. ,

DOING SPLENDID WORK.- The

Bc-lfast Red Cross Society made an- other -sllipment of -socks, this week, I0 MFS. J. O. I-iydnmun for lslarulsol-_ diers at the front. Fourteen hundre-li (1400) lpairs have been knit and sent

g u e r ip

port of a prisoner in Gerniany.- M n W. A. Walker, a Canadian.

Slnitli. Glade V-1. Hazel Wood and Emma Smith (equal) 2, Forden Jud-f son' Ra Balderston. Grade IV-1.

yr e arqu arson; .., . ii gar -

guson; Il, Parker Wood. Grade lll- Ei-ma Lane; 2, Myra Wood, Grade ll- 1, -lra Balderston. Grade l-1. Florenci. McPhail; 2, Dorothy Stewart and Rol- and Wood (equal) 3, Cecil MacPhail. Perfect Attendance-Emma Smith. Ray/lra, and Earle Balderston, Bruce, Aihol, and Forden Judson.

::As advertised we will sell 50 doz-

l‘l'if‘.0 Of 39SHl`tl) LM-M iiM‘HMHl\tl on mens Oiiforil working shirts Fri-

430-5-11M2i.

iilslii nliiv ciivis

` ((‘.on/tinued from page two.)

f‘OM_llION A-ll.M'E‘N'l`S

_Lioez These pests very often uf- icct calves to such an extent that they are losing flesh before the cause is discovered. The calves will become uneasy and will rub oil’ patches of the Ilalr and even break the skin. As the l-lice- increase, the condition of the cali' becomes serious and they often cause death. .

Tile treatment is to apply ii solution

of one ounce of Stavcnsacres Seeds to one pint of water, if it is thought necessary to thoroughly -saturate the hair. Reliable effects have followed lhe use of dusting with a mixture of Ce- ment or Rouddust, Sulphur anti liellc- horc, Where the dust is used it should be rubbed into the hair, especially where the lice are located. -

Dial-rhoea. This disease is usually

caused by lack ot' cleanliness of irrat- ional feeding. A common remedy is to and wheat flour to the milk. Two to five tablespoonfuls may be added at each feeding until the disorder is checlied.’Another remedy is to aaa one or two ounces of castor oil to the milk in the morning and' follow with fifteen or twenty drops of laudiinum in the evening.

Indigestion may or may not be as-

sociated with Dli1rrhoea.'i‘lle calf takes on u dejectetl appearance and shows ii loss of appetite. The hail' will become dry and appear to stand. The buck ln usually humped null thc belly cnliiruc- toil.

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You ,Must Put Back

Oi Energy What You Take Out Oi lt

Each Day. .

At this season your body is

apt to expend energy faster

I than it can be stored. in such

xi case you must provide -the re- quired energy un'tll nature has time to restore full vitality to your body.

You can buy concentrated

energy ln the form of our

S ' T ' pring onlc I-t, is a liquid food_ tonic. l-t

will increase appetite, aid di- gestion, and induce refreshing sleep. ~

The renewed energy which comes through its use will en- able you to 'enjoy recreation. and make you feel fine during the warm 'months to come.

' Price Me. and $1.00

Johnson & .lohnaon

rm ouuuiy Drvmvfs

- Mixed train will leave Elmira on Monday,

‘wTllTve:(3g°!So‘\T\¥leafhr5T?o\TrT'aT°;A0 P-ai __-@...A/__snxlj.;4s£-4

cor. Kent and Prlnoe Ita.

ummm

Price of 391-. each.- Prowse Bros. l.td.i "pink young Pope' in 1882' was made

into The Storehouse Q

_ eight miles away. Apprehending that

I srinir”

Episode N0. 12 ofthe

- If Serial

' THE CRIMSON STAIN

The Mystery as to the Identity of the Crimson Stain' Grows Deeper, the Climax in this Chapter is Startling

“THE RESTLESS

_.lN._.

Master Mystery

HU WLING

HERE ll' IS: The Essanay_--._».

- Chaplin Revue 'of 19_I6,f,,‘. .-

The Years Greatest laughter Frolic. More - .1 ‘ Laughs to the Minute than any

Comedy You've eVer's`eeh -_

. If-`¢

IN- 5-ACTS-5 f

THE AU the Laughs taken

SCREAMING Out Of- S8V¢l'8| Of bil I

'best Comedies and- put into this great _

SHREIKING Laugh Producer . - NOVELTY ' SEE IT TODAY '

SIR JOSEPH POPE, now in Wash

the Enteut ‘L _ _ “nt Of' the D°mi“i°" G°V°mmem' A. A" B St,-on and Wd( ‘and Haw Ni¢¢'R0sy' Cheeks insteaid of Being Nervous and Irritable All The Tlml-.

Newmme & M°7~‘°°“' B°S'°"~ “'h°l‘¢" tiger Gallagher of the Prince Edwordf “We abandoned_ ship ill response sale |"`"d“"° dealern' hm' “""'l"" 0'3"" 'l`lle;iti-0 is eiideavoriug to secure to ihren shots t'roni a silbmariue. or p~ E~ L Douunes l°“"‘? pmol’ yes' the Boston Ellglls-ii Grand Opera Com- Thereupon the submarine ilrcd twen- terday_ This shipment. i-olirainell puny for ti two liiglits eiig-agement nb ly-two shots into the llilll of the ship, “hom tm" tlf°"’m“d bushels ) which out the first of July.This is admitted- sinking ilcr. We trioil‘ to speak with

}l`:Ti‘o(in3:oTim`T?t(<ll [r(TVl"i>nDilisgSiT;S h?\?ileJ& ll' the biggest nliilsiczfil coiiitliiliatioii :gal sll-lillnélriille ;~omii;1illd€.l'- lJ|\1l

' ~- - - - . - - 1 us l w's ll: lllrrv, .' le i.

A' Mcommm & C0" Lui" (""rmga“ ‘Tiled al tihoiir. SlToTlltTos\ili'- ic- nttcnil to a .\'orwcgiaii liizihli which

'£:‘;’Lhnr‘§r°fF Nrfwszme &n M":;e?:' ilcicnt encouragement and patronage was waiting n short llialilllffl Off.

' . . , . A BWSO I9 D ` - . ii , _ sents have shipped from this province :’§n?5?ali';e(Lxédi?_,l,],?,§;l,$5 },R,E',,|r:;J ,lnd\Ve,‘Hulgi‘[l! fTw;2'€v_'Fii2,'.?;;p‘] l`;,';::

:t."R:;;n=;e"{)g§£a'f§wbu";;i}f§ “pw“rds| duced I0 make U16 V@l\iUl"0.l'l`h§ C_<:ill1' ashore safely, although both liteboats

` ` DHILV COURTS-19 Of f0l"lY P0017 6 05! W' were badly smuslled up in the surf --- ' ' _ .n .. ~. .. ~ -~ .

SCHOOL woRK___,l,he standing of tmllenllriiizytiizolgs t;fs§{he0:_>it;_0i;‘it;i; alnéirlgaefgeas ni) _were bcachini: them. ;

pupils 1" (T053 Road School for Apr" tyoilsiileralile. lt is holled that Chai'-i lhl|ade‘pm~a" 'lesmwed the man.; Grade Vlll-1, Bruce Judson. Grade ]'ru`c'ww“ theatre goerq will give ML( nel In \vhlch his stcaniei r>.si~upcil bo.. Vli-1, Li-sie Wood and Athol Jud- C'a,._,_agher mi poqgibio- assurance _"__ ing sunk. , Son tequal.) Grade \-‘q_1_ pm., Bam mm-onngc in Om-e-__ mf embm him m| \\e were uitnckctl ii_v ii submarine. HI'-=l0u; 2. Earle Bullem; 2. Sadie _,€(_m,e this ,rem for ,hem ; _______________________ __ ~___ __{______M___ __ W_Ww______ _,_-,,.,..,.,,_..._.,...,........... ._ ..~-...w-.~..._

:sr-..:: :i‘:..:“:;"i.“..f’.fl I, R§L‘;§2,§,’,‘;‘"‘“g MARGUERITE CLARK _“__ MICE and `

Po'rA‘ro =rnAiN.-Mr. r. n. New-, _ . 'f _ "" _ _

“°‘"“- WY- WND '°P'e“°“'-B the “'”'“ ‘if Possistv comme Hess.-Msn nn sailing vessel sam: |

33.*; ’“°.“‘i.’ `.~‘;“ .‘i.‘;.““ ..‘i’i` E Favorite Here--Monday--Tuesday MEN " __

disguised as n fishing vessel," lic said. approach of merchant craft, which “Sho opened firc oil us at five miles, ollen can .bc identified readily by tire sciidlng- llftecii shots at us and smash- sound of the engines. By thus CDI)-

ing oilr wirclie-ss. Silo pursued

u s for

serving fuel the submarines are able

an hour. We did not use our Kun-I in remain away from their,base_a_ldq'g I-‘inally a llriiisil patrol boat api tiimc, and also they find means of- . pcared. The submarine sil1imcrgcd.l ncwing their stores from ships whlT:_T| dir.-gui.-ie and all, prescniilli: a llllli-1lhcy sink. . t-.rolls sight as the carefully pre- ‘°'|‘i1@ tuiioat which sank ui; md

piircri cquiplnerit simulating u flshing| been c--.it for six weeks. She had'0I1l\_

heat sunk bencniii the waves." ,British captain on board. Sbe,re- - The captain ot` nn American sailing, m.w,=_,| 31| hgr supplies from our boi! shin \\'l\i<'h was sunk Ich days asoiann toon nil the nautical ins/iruntenis. mill: _ -The submarine- gave us a-_sharp sig-

f~gq;i,-,myingri nm lying along incl nal to hair with n shell from a dis-

sca lrillcs in regulrir nests. They kc-ep( tance 01' two miles. lt was $0041 well untler lvaict most of tht- iimem marimlanshin. The shot nit the shill-

('0ming- up noir and then for perl-| stiunroly. but csiisctl no casualties. -:cupic ol>si.>i'viliioll.==. or on licnrlni: thc \‘\'c stoppcil and took to the li0Bt8."

’ 3' y ,, . ington, hiding in working out the com- it

M 'I F h VI ’ E' Pe" nat-t by which the linac-.l sltntes agar L L y . ' _

3. "ll I t o d 9-. i.Q|l§p(‘The~lfooTi0sTlui`i;? scii):pTy‘of8tTle» two -

nations, for use at home and among‘

~ e nation. is a veteran serv- __

graduate of Prince of Wales (`ollege,_ U ¢ 9, _ O. Th D 1 Ga some m Sus" smith! Mother and she W" C"“"‘°“e‘°W“" P"“°‘° Ed"'“"d mam' and mokmg so Haggard wgrsshoof Tas; vs; uri; New she Loo ks .lust Fins. , _

‘his native town, the youth tlirned to-,` _ _ _ ` - - ,

“""“ ”°"“°“-I “““ °“"° “"“-"“'- “"“- - l_ inc :Ass 1-He srnizscri-i Ano enous/was or weak. ~snvous..c_AIt!-

entered the civil service. Winning the NUXATED |R0N WH- R wo WE EKS. “ME 'N MANV |~STANc5s admiration and confidence of SirJohni WORN. HAGGARD LOOKING WOMEN wo PEFLEENT 'N T

,_ . . Macdonald, the Prime Minister, by his _ °_ ~ “_ ' "*" -‘

day and Saturday at the Bargain capacity as a lesser Government of-, I I ple might he Saved, who new die

_ in ‘ ` ' ' ' ` ' f

(private secr-etulty to the Premier ii position which he held until 1891.

‘For n year he was clerk of the Kllng's Privy (Jounci-l_ ' ‘1896 he became Ilndersecretary df State and Deputy Registrar-General the Domi nlon The confidence roposed in hlmls shown by the fact that during thei

‘00s. he served gvlth tlig Briitish agent-_,

the Bering as ar trst on. ani ,

Ti)lTut ho wa. agen; of the Cnnadinni 'Govel‘linic'nt;t. the proceedings oi' the 'Joint High Commission which met ln Quebec and in Washington in 1898. in 190" he_ had another imports-nt 0011!' iinis;-lon of the kind. servins Us MSO' ciate secretary to the- Alaskan 'l‘rl- Tbunhl, 'meeting in London. Repeated ly, when Caiiniiit has entertained dis-

ltlnguished guests from abroad, _‘ms °;‘:‘:s.‘: ‘“.‘.§I.‘..‘*‘.‘:,.§z“"°“.°1.;’.‘..i . su ‘ . - » llins fcllunii hinTn shrewd. forceful, sno- |cessflil. fertile representative on many occasions. _

::Duling those times ol' hllgh prices

it is u good rule, before liuylilg a low price tea. to take a trample h°\“0 “"0 try lt-See now it tastes and ll is important too to see llovwmucli it ‘takes for in brewing. You can try il package oi’ Red Rose without. any charge- If you like lt. t.-hen 'DM' Nil' it- blit if not return the unsued pmt oi the package and there wil not he any charge- wg will pay the D101* cllant for it.

SUBMARINE MENABE IIUNTINUES ITS WURK

(Canadian Press Despatch) LONDON.-- American citizens lan-

ded during the last few-IUIYB mlm vessels which had been sunk by Ger- ninu' .submarines tell remarkable tales of the strerluous exploits of the U- hc-nts. ln' one case -three undersea boats appeared simultaneously along- side the ship. one h9|ll8 il Submarine cruiser, 300 feet long and the others oimfsshioned submarines willi a length of about 120 feet.

in another case a German submar-

rine wore an elaborate disguise of a fishing bc-at. The submarine carried a gun which had a range of nearly live miles. _ In at least two cases the crews of vessels -sunk by submarines were res- cued from open boats ‘by a pssslnS ship only to- suffer a repetition of the disaster when the ship on which they had taken refuge fell prey t0 an un- der-water boat.

A seaman from Pensacc-la. who was

ii member of the crew of a Swedish vessel, said:

“We were almost within sight of

land late in the afternoon when we observed a Norwegian sailing vessel in nn encounter with a submarine

our turn would come next. we pre pared s lifeboat. A 300-fc-ot submar- rlnc came up to us in due course and ilre'l three warning shots from its heavy gun.

"We pulled our boat over tothelife-

boat from the Norwegian_ ship pre- vlously sunk and a dozen hours later ‘were picked up by a British steamer. We had only a brief stay on the Brit- ish boat, as she was torpedoed the some morning. After a few hours in the boats we were found by n British patrol and landed."

THE CHILDS APPEAL

“There can be no Beautiful. HeallhyRosy Checked women

F. KING, M. D.

ful, rc.-sy checked women witllout iron,” says Dr. Ferdinand King, a

on the grave and selious consequent as cf iron deilcienc in the blood of

phaslzed the fact that doctors should prescribe -more organic iron- nuxat-

weiik, hiiggurd lc-oklng women pa- tients. l’nllor means anaemia. Tile skill of the anne-mic woman is pale, the flesh flabby. The muscles lack tone. the br-aiu frlgs and the memory fails, and often they beconic wt-ak, nervous, irritable, dc-spondcllt and melancholy. Wlicn the iron goes i'l'oin the blood ot' women, the roses go from their cheeks."

"lu luct the most common foods of

America, the starclies, sugars, table syrups, candies, polished rice, white bread, soda crackers, biscuits, -muc- nroni, spaghetti, sngc., for- ina, degerminat- ed cornmwl, no longer' is iron to be found. Refln ln’g processes have removed the iron of Mo- ther Earth from these impoverish ed foods, and

silly methods of ho_me cookery. by throwing down the waste Pipe the water in which our vege- tables are cooked are rc-

sponsihle for another »

grave iron loss. --

cvely vcar ironl pneumonia, imisumption, llidncy, livei

which started tlieli dl-lease

iii the lilooil

ot woman, and the great drai l upon her at certain periods, quires iron much more than

help make up for the loss.

iron is alisolut.0I_v rieoessnr

how much or what. you eat, y inerel asses throu h voli

Tiiucnce you lietroiue weak, p

to yourself to make the followi see how long you can work

ed. Next take two five-grain

‘per 'day after- iileals for two

people who were ailing all th double their strengtn and en

er troubles in from ten to da s` lm sim b takin

New VOTK IYl\YSiCi0“ and ““U‘°"-land entirely rid themselves of all

T ir

'had in some cases been docto , months without obtaining any

condition brought on by lack

‘ _ Y D ' S . doing you any good, and as ll

l-ZNDPG.

heart

tlouble, etc Thr real and true cause

WGN) 110

thing more nor less than a weakened

oi iron

On account of the peculiar nature

n placed she re- nian to

Y I0 211'

a_bl_e your blood to change i'ood into living tissue. Without it. no

matter r fooil without conse-

ale and

‘sickly-looking. just like a plant trying to grow in soil dcilcleiit in iron. li' you are not s-trong or well you

owe it

ng test: or' how

t'nl' you can walk without becoming ti-i-_

tablets

withagi l;'f;lr\," _ af ordinary nuxated iron three times

weeks.

Theii test your strength again and see low much you hnve gained. -1- have

"T|\0f€ C011 U0 "0 he11m‘l'~ he‘“1‘i'.seen dozens of nervous. rundown

while.

durance

“ln my recent talks to IDHYSICUIIIEI symptoms of dyspepsfa, liver ;iud oth-

ourleen_ on in

Y Y I e DIY Y E

American wolnen, I have* strongly em the proper form. And this after they

ring for benefit.

ed irc-ll-for their nervous. run-ilowil But donlt take the niti forms of reduc-

fcd iron, iron acetate or tincture of iron s-iniply to save a few cents; The

_limi deniandeil by Mother Na

ture for

the red coloring matter in the blonil

of her cliildrcii is. alas! not that kind

'ni' iron. You ulllet take iloil

iorni that can be easily ah:-lor

ina

hed uno

assimilated to do you any good, oth-i erwise it nliiy prove worse than usc.

less. I have used Nuxated lro

ly in my owll practice in most

ii Week-

severe

aggravated conditions with ulifailiug results. l have induced many other

"Therefore, if, you wish

to preserve your youth- ful vim and vigor to tl ripe deficiency in your food by using some form of organic iron. just as you would use salt when your food has not enough salt.”

nr. Fefiiimimi King, Nm! York 1>r._»,..'.;....

and Medical Author, fell: ph!/.n`¢-im; they should pri-nrrilis more orggnig

.r fha! iron-

Numfed Iron-for fhi-ir paiienli-Sai/c anne- mia-iron :lr-_ll`r°irnc_i/--1‘s ilu: greatest curse I0

the health, airengih, viifilify and bca Ute modern /imcrii-nn Woman.-Sound;

uiy of warn-

You can fell the plenty of iron in

beautiful healthy rosy

women full of Lif`e.Vil_n

'Vitality .-

physicians to'glve` it aftriil 811, of whom have given me most surprilling reports in regsrdto its -_greet power as a health and strength builderl

Ma'..y an athlete and prize lighter

-has won the day simply becnniie`_he knew the secret oil great, strength and endurance and filled"hls blood with Iron before he went into the al- fray; while many another has 30116 down in .inglorlous defeat si-mply fill' the lack of iron." ~ Dr. Ho-worry James, late ol’ the United States Public Health Service, said: "lt should be brought home to the minds of the younger as well as elder' women of America, what a wonderful change will take place, in many cases, when Nuxated iron- is taken; now it. will cause the enriched blood to bring tho roses to -their checks, the sparkle to their eyes- and the elasticity to their step; -how their every function will be _stimula- ted and regulated and that sense “I what the French call bien entre wal get up w th them in the morning and accompany them at night to a sound und perfect sleep. Men, too-tbole who. in the strenuous strain of 'buli- ness competition burn up ‘rapllllf stores of nervous energy. here ia»a

source of power. and renewal _strength and endurance which _ll be found unfaillng." ‘ ` -

NOTE.- Nuxated -iron, which" Ila

prescribed and recoinmended allrhf by physicians in .such a greet -varleu of cases, is not patent medicine' ner secret remedy. but "dns which . ~‘|| well known to druggiats and-whole iron constituents are w_idely` Nlerlb ed by eminent physicians both ll h_- rope and America. Unlike the~ Inorganic Iron products. it ,la _

assimilated. does not injnremllv

make tllem black. nor

mach; on the contrary, it ia

D0tent remedy in nearly al

indigestlon as. well as run-down conditions. 'P turers. have such great- `

nnxated iron, that they BUG! NI

5;; it . 9...

“As I have said a hun--

dred times over, organic iron _ ‘ is the greatest of all strength builders. If people would only throw away habits forming

drugs and nsueeous concoc- tions and -tsketmlmple unrated iron. I am convinced that the

.. A' Baltimore senman_frc.:in li ban-_

JF _

lives of thousands of peo-

ing against use of metallic iron which may injure the teeth, corrodc i/ie stomach and do far' more harm than good; advices we of only mlxutnl iron. ' ~

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tic-n if they cannot ia-ire any man. or der 60 who lacks iron, and increaee-t.h`elr_ltD- nght 100 per cent or over in- four vodka’

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