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vel;-.' latest in Gun Metal or

wi l’.1t»_¢iil-ljuttonecl or Laced.

Usually sold lor *$.00 and 7.0()

oss Poles $5.50

_Have you seen our Boston Lines of ;\-'iilirmy ‘-

Whitc_'_l`op only .... .__.._ _ _ .... ._ $4.00

i\_’l:litz1ry Grey 'lop only .................... .$3.50 V

‘ - (1yp__s__y__i§\ beauty) only ...................... _.$3.75 .'»- V We ask you to look at our ‘ .

- goodsand compare tl' e prices. _',Yot2~\ll'ill be surprised. _

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Special Sale of Popular

Songs in Sheet Form

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" ,Here’s an excellent chance for you to get the -Y iatetopical songs and the most catchy instrument- 1" ai. music at most unusually low prices.

, Think of getting five of the latest songs, in f-'sheet form, for 25c-with 42 titles in the list to ‘ select from.

: Or for 25c getting any three of the popular - 7 gems' from, musical comedy successes-with 20

J titles to select from.

_ " 0: getting any _of the latest 17 popular Pat- '- lrioticsongs, at 10c each-three for 25c.

Popular Songs-»5 for- 25c

just atew of the titles- _ ° _ -

so Near the Shore. Hose of My Dreams. '"5 f"°"\ Uh- \.'ou'rc Up Today and Down Tomorrow

The Bella. ' y Keep a Little Eye on Mother. _ ' l’m Coming Back to You. _

Heard the Boo- l‘ll Build You a Little Nest. '

The Little French Clock. _ My Door. _ ~ ‘

.Favorites---E-latriotic Songs

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The Silent.. ont.

' Johnny 6am»ck’s Mascot.

For King and Country.

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The Rally Call. -

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are asked to be present.

- THE W. M. S. oi the St James Church will hold their quarterly meet- ing in St. Jamesvl-lall this evening at 8 o'clock. Dr. Fullerton will give an address on Dr. Geddie the Pioneer Missionary. Collection an aid of Missions. _

WILL OPEN SANITORIUM.-Dr.

and Mrs. Garrison will take up their residence in the Dalton Sanltorium on Monday, accompanied by the house- keeper of tho institution.

BANDSMEN OUTFlTTED.-Ycster-

day fourteen members ot the recently organized 105th Regimental land were medically examined, iinnlly attested and outiitted. Their new instruments. which are of tho best British make and the same as are used by the Grenadier Guards and other famous bands, are expected to arrive shortly, when the 105th Regiment Band will be one to be proud oi, not only by the regiment, but by the whole people oi the pro- \'illC9. . “

ISLAND DOCTOR DEAD.-Dr. W.

il. Psthick received s telegram yes-‘ trrllay from ’l`oronto,_ advising him oi’ 'l:~- death of Dr. D. McDonald; a native .ii Grand River, P. E. I., The remains H11' l-'lfilllr brounht to the Island to-day for i»uri:1i at his home. Dr. McDonald r_w~ui\'ed his degree as Veterinary sur-:eon from the Toronto Veterinary College a little more than a. year ago. and last December received an ap- »i»<»il~lmcnt on the Meat Inspection S-tai! in Toronto. No' further parti-

culars have been received. -.._....__......__.....__.____--_M

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Pains Disappeared After Use `;

of Lydia E. l’inklmm’s _.1 Vegetable Compound. _ _ '-

Wilmington, Del.-“I»wu mderlng

ble backlche-'md pains in

my side, with bcu- ing down pains and was very nervous.

froma Kerri

always drowsy, never could -get

sleep and

thing read Pinkh\m'|

and decided

than ing in it tb

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ton, Dei. _

Bsclnche and bearing down pains

are danger signals which every woman should heed. Remove the cause of titers aches and pains by ukinghydia E.Pink'- hsm‘| Vegetable Compound, thst good. old root and herb medicine. Thousand; of women have testified to its virtues.

For forty years it has been making

women strong, curing backache, nor- vousnen, ulceration and infldm tion, weakness displacements, irrog-lnlrity and periodic pain. ,If you wants ialadvicovvrito Lydia E. Piulrgsrcn Medicinl C0. confidential, Lynn, Mail. -- ‘ '

' Painting and Decorating

‘ ,Wo_` do ull brrinches of the Painting and Decorating Bust-' ness. Best of reference. Estim- ates furnished. Business estob-' '

lished over 40 years ago."i'eie- phone connections.

_ Trainer dt Son , *118 Rent Street Opp The Rovers

also '_

&i’a’y_'0f Pl'all¢l' .~ eelr»Bool¢s_ . _ Your ~'sm»onm all gradesin any andlat best prices

‘ md Img, coiled. her clmrltnblo disposition on-

sgo, when PJE: island was in its-lm tancy, she married the late Rev. Isaac -Smith.. a. gentleman ,beloved < by all.

dlstlnctiog and high honors. his daugh- ter was the mother of the late Mrs. - Percival. who died in this city. on

April 14_th 1916 aged 93~yosrs.

tained E great loss by the passing away.ol3 one of its most. highly res- pected inhabltants in the person ot Mr. 'lsuac Saunders. He peacefully entered into rest lost. evening at the Char -

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The .Woman .s

The iirst two daysrecruittng tor the

new Artillery Battery tomshadow an early completion bt the unit. During these two. days the -recruiting oiiice was crowded with mon eager to “set on," and the medical and recruiting odlcers were kept 'on the jump from

men had b examined and tinoily

o e arew ngto- epu roug . Following are .the names of those who have been ntteste'd:+ ‘ Hefty Boyce. Bomumw. Arthur McKinnon, City.

Ernest Hin_e,_ _C_ll.y.>

Cornelius Gaudet, City. James McKenna, City. , Edward P. Donnelly, Peal¢e's Station Andrew Byrnes,,0l_!.y.

Batrick Mumnghps. City. ' Lewis' J. McDqtml . City.

W. Stems, City. James Doyle..Cily-

Leo B. Mclionnl, City. Ferdinand McKenna, .Tracadie Cross, Voter Mcl_.el1al`l.' Red Point. - Louis Coyle;-City. _ -_ ' Joseph Craswell, City. Nelson _ Craswell, City. ' Edward W. McLellan, Summerslde. Edgar Mclnnis, City. Elmer Bovyer, City.

_Pope Clark, City. »

R. H. Davison, City. G. A. Ferguson, City. Joseph Gaudet, City.

Chester A. Crasweli, City.

John H. Cutliile, City. Robt. Henry,,Chorlottetown Royalty l-‘rank E_`Dingwoll;_Clty.

_mines M. Csmpbel_l..Brooklyn. ltobert Bell, City. _ | llarry Donavan, City. Ernest L_ Essery. City. Austin Hummel, City. i William Boisner, West Royalty. . Arthur E. Jenkins, Mt. Albion.

Chester Garrett. Clwi

‘ James,McDouald, %y. _ , 5

Charles McDougall, ity. ‘ Hilbert Johnston, City.. »

Alex. 8.' Murray. Picton Landing.

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me LATE Mas. Psncivm..

The late Mrs. Percival was a thoro-

ugh Christian Indy. possessed of more than ordinary nhllity in many ways. Her kindness of heart could not he ex-

deared her to all. whohad the pleas- ure of her acquaintance, she emigrated to this :island some elghtyeight years

She was the grand daughter ot the late Ad l Westgate, a gentleman ot

'M R. ISAAC SAUNDERS.

The community of Winsloe has sus-

lottotown Hospital afer a linger illness. Mr. Saunders was not a very hard worker and success-

s man ot high ideals

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The opening Episode ofthe Romantic FlupAY AND SATURDAY Period of Elo ne’s Lift; introducing Segond Epiggde of y ‘..;f‘i>'

Lionel B_arrymoi_&rs§dt e Mysterious The Romance of Elaine __

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- I , t 4, d f h l irihood showed all-whose. hearts there heal. n. sympllhv

gE€€{e|-Irigltsifglleg-If E;-;)€lbol;lnilJ‘d)livearbtf rhldubraibseblld trge Christian Spirit. tic response to the words spoken; ll? home. The surYii’iIl§ brothers and sis- l Vt’ her it could truly he said that she iiim of the dear departed one. __

ters are:- James C.. Mackendrick' of Charlottetown and Allan oi New Hav- en, Conn.; Mrs. John Macdonald oi Cape Breton; Mrs. Ewen Campbell ot Albenton; Mrs. Alex Coughlan of Cam- pbellton and Mrs. Laurence Doyle or Roseville. Mrs. Coughlan was a wo- man oi rare Christian character, who

l d not an -u ~my. The charm oi her » iidsellish natuie, her utter forgetfull-:Sleep on Beloved, sleep and-take_t.hy ness ol self in minislsrlng to others.l rest.

touched all who knew her. The tuner- l Lay down thy weary head. upon

ul service on Tuesday mnrvlor- ‘- --- Savlour's breast

lucted by her pastor- Rev.-Mr.-Lucie We lOl/0 N160 W0ll. bill- JGBUS

hart. was largely attenueu. .nc H128 D65!-

church being illied with friends, in] Good night, Good night.

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_ also failed inmentably in

_Now that all nations _are talking preparedness, \vhy not discuss health

While we have been negligeiit in protecting our country against the enemy 'we

This has been proveh in the recruiting offices, where so many men hsvo"beon turn-t

ed down by the examining doctors. Weak heart action; diseased lungs- thin watery blood; _defective eyesight, resulting from exhausted nerves. These are among’the vaiiing d_er-nngements which the examining doctors find. H. '

Health has been neglected. The blood has not been kept in healthful conditiou"`l”Thc

-nervous system has got run down, and the subject under inspection is in:-.»no`o0liditionvi td. ight the _enemies of his country or to withstand the attack of direasg gel-mg, f. = Health prephrednemmean th f t' Q A A

Nerve Food; to enrich the blbod,erzldvigolfdlgellhdvgtarlveezgngbltfbemllblllsallngr'

health at»‘high¢w_ater mark. In this condition you have the strength

' “lllilill ill llelililillry -to .the sucoessiand' enjoyment of life. You have the

disease germs and therebyemape many ills which' iind sn easy .prey in _ the

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