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-. ~ MAY 16' 1917 - . _ __ _ THE oHA1thoT'ri;i'rowi§f'oUAnn.1AN... . ..

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5°°‘¢“ P°°k¢fS Only- Never in Bulk.

‘__ iB|f\¢l\» Green_oi° Mixed ? Q Em

gg--e- ‘ I -__ - Y- - 1 _' ..-I' Q1

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Ask for

_Ask _ your dealer _ for 1l\Cl$CY S Twist and insist on lttltllngihe genuine for

Wa tho Cleaned Ind

but Chewing Tobacco.

lllcl<l~:Y’s is .1 large, `

clean. _fragrant juicy plug that gives real satisfaction to chcwers after they have tired of other kinds.

TRY IilCKliY’S TWIST

lllcloars 1

Twist

` --the change will do you

"" good.

Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco (fo. Ltd

Charlottetown

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p is what you are always*

0 o ~ _ Tl-me-Keeplhg ;:;°.fff.;t.l°t..“:s;’t.?::e.2£

I Waltham watches-the standard on all important

railroads and wherever accurate timekeeping it re- quired.

A big shipment iust arrived-cali in and see some

good values.

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° If W. N. Tamron '..{::;;§.:. !

F ire ‘Insurance ' A Necessity

Then insure in good strong stock_ compan-

\es,whic`n never contest an honest claim such as is represented hy

12.12. BRGW

Charlottetown '

if IWIIIFIFTLST-’1"

§,ecrre1_Ge4rél4c i ii lliliiillll

BAPTIST CHURCH TONIGHT.-

l‘riiyor meeting will he held ull usual in tho, Bnpt-lst Church this evening at 7.20 closing ill time to nttend the lvlnss `Moetlu'g ln'tho Market llull. 1

`ENGAGEMEN_T.--Mr. ulld Mrs. George IJ. Je-llklhs, llillv-iboro. rlnnoun- ce the engageliiont of tlleir ilaugllter. Mury Emma. to William E. Jones. Mt. llc-r’hert. Mtirriugo to take place ln Julie. . 512

CAPTAIN BEST TONIGHT.-A

iuoi-ting ot lnllislial`llitt~l‘ost and one \-shilfli will crowd tile Mar-lint liall to the doors is that which will he hold toliiglit when ilnptaill ’I`. F. Best. just rolllrncd troln I<‘l'iince, will speak. (‘apl. Iles! wont tlirotlgil the South .\\'rica|i wtil' as ti Y. M. C. A..i‘cpres- ontiitive, receiving his appointment. ti-oln I.ord ltoherts personally. lllSo\lth /\t`l'li-.a ho, proved his lnettlc and won tile t`l'lelidship und cstoeln ut` (lol. now (.‘.elloral. iicssartlr a l’l‘londs|llp which has colltluuoil ever since. 'i’ho lzaptalll

' his bor-.n with the tlalladiun troops

sllioo lilo beginnilig ol' this war, and has dollbliess inet Ili l~‘riii\ec, many ot’ lin, boys ll'oln the Island and will hc Ilolird wilil special interest,

VALLEYFIELD.-A eoiieert iii uid!

l»l` ltr-il (‘.i'0s_-s I~`|ill<|s was hold ill the t>r.inu,r- llall, Vii|ll:_vtlclll on .\loiid;iy, .'\pl'il i:0lh. A spllerldid pl‘0t:ralnlnc ol’ vol-:ll and instrlllllollllll lnusir: wiis lislolioll loo hy it good iuillioiico. The lilnirlluws ol' thc Rod (‘l'oss are llrieply ;.:r:ll.ot'i|l to Miss hlartin, Grand View, tor hor splendid rellderinir; ol' two so- los, to Mr. Mclilnnon, Grand View, for .-elections on the bagplpes, Mr. I), IG. .\'li~.|.r.oll, ilellovtlo, tor selections, on the griimaphone. Mr. J. Mathlesori

and his choir who entertained the aiu-| llioueo witii clloruses, trio and duets. A special feature of the programlncl was lilo part takc~~n-by the pupils o_t` East and West Valleyilelil schools. in their l'elll|t-,riil;.: of clioruses, dia- logues. rccitzitions and drill, great credit is duo pupils and teachers; i'or the able way in which they. one and all did their- part. The accompa- iiists l'or the evening were lilrs. A. .\.l:lrlin, Grand View, and Miss Ma- tliii-son. llrooklyn. Mr. \\'. l\1cl.e-od ably lllschargcd ills duties as Cllalr- lnan. a llelirty vote oi’ thanks was

good sunt was realized. Tlic enter-| luinrncnt closed with the singing ol the National Anthem. _

::A MEDICAL NEED SUPPLIED.

--Win-n li liictlicilic is found that not only .ii-.ts upon the stolniicll, hllt is i-lp l~oinplz-lcd that. certain ingredients oi' ii pass unaltered through the stoinacli lo tlnd action in the bowels. tlieii there is available il purgative and a cleans- i~.r oi' great effectiveness. Pal‘-melee's- Vegetable Pills are oi' this character null are the best ol’ all pills. During lilo years they have been in use they have ostziillisliell themselves as no other pill has done.

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n~- ._ W,._ee-__.;....f.:=_‘..__- .- _.--

Monumenis t” at endure the

l Ravages of Time

Are what you seek to make l

the grave of your departed with. We supply no others.

Our Monuments are the best

lobe had. Estimates given.

Chander & Bell

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- ‘60 Kent Street " 2410-10-'ltuS1ino

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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TIME TABLE IN Errccr, Fesnunnv ut., 1917.

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME.

'lralllu lnward-- ltuud Up

Trains outward--Ituliil down '

- 'l‘llol DAILY

DAILY

ox. Sun.

A.M. 0.50 8.13 0.00

'l’lln.4 'l‘llurs &-. Sat

l’.Nl. _

2.150 Dept, (1Iliil'loiteiowrl 3,38 Illllllnr llivor

4.ll!l hllllorlilal Jllluztioli

0,40 5,02 lionslllgtoli

_ 10.20 5.30 Arr. Slilnlriorl-lille

PM. 2.00 Dept. Sllniniorciiflo 3,33 l'ort lilll

llnpt.

’l‘hnrli di. Hill. A.M.

Arr. l0.‘.'0

il.0li 8.22 7.45 7.15

ox. Sun.

¢.n_u\§ »;I-*[3 wang

`2`.`lsi 2 . 20

'A 'll/1.” '

AIT. ll.l0

9.32

4.53 6.00

8.05 0.68

DODt 6 00

(l'Leary /tiherton

____;i.oo Arr. I _ __ _ _;11:__rl_l»t\___ __ ____ __ _ __;__-#_,___

"’“""1i'Alr.v' "“` ' D/ll'-Y

Tues. Mon.

Thur.

Sat.

17 ll.

4.40 nM

5.29 0.02 6.40 7.35 Arr.

ex. Sun.

¢+w§e

IBO 'I §m=$r U

ox. Sun.

_ A.lvi.

Emerald Junction 8-10 Capo Traverse _ ___'l-_f£_i]_ _ _ ___

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Wed Thur.

Fri. Sat. A.M. A.M.

Charlottetown Arr. 11.30 10.40

' Mt. i-ltcwart 955 9-25

Mofgll ' 0.00 8.53 Bt. Poterl 8-33 3-30 8°- -1- __ _.3->»=.__'i-_1_<t__l-2°.

lr. lvi 4.30 -_5@9_,,, . _.

Wed.

011%.

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Economy he Best is Alway lieaper ln The En

'i'iio value ol' lirtlg.~l or oi'_a pl'esl:i'iptlou is nut in tho price you pay its Ili thu good' they do. 'l‘ho lnilure ol ell:-ltomcrs to dcrililnd DRUG ,QUALITY is otton rraiporisililo lor serious ' rw-,-uiits. All lirug buyers :-xllollld know that quality is the true

tlesls ot' clioupiloss.

'i`lio sfiine truth also applies

to tho buying oi l)llU(.I SUND- IKIICS. ~

(‘oniparri ollr 'prices with

thoso tiskod olsewlicre and nnrotlllly liotn the coriipnrlitlvo

luality Ol goods.

lt' *you pay higher prices

.Ilan wp risk. _von pay too liluch -~li you pay less than our luiuos. you will get interior

piallly.

llest qlliillty iil lowest cost is

-i rare couibinntioll- hut, tlillt

is just wlltit we oI`ior you.

.lolinson & -lolinso

Tho Quiilty Drugstore Cor. Kent and Prlnco Stl- _

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We Warned You

Before

hut the coat ot all kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES KEEPS GOING UP

YLYJIIIIIIIII

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Ex. / 813;' 5‘"" A.u.`

P.M.

no nent. - Ml- *“”"'°"‘ *"°

5_5. (lrirdigmi _ -

5 25 Montague 7-35 'lilh Arr. Georgetown DWL "nu ._` _

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Sli. Dllly EL om’

Only lllx.

5”' 5 5"' m' n.M.

to ll Atl' 10.10 .4

lui. .ili. no $.10 nm. charlotte w - “_ :Bi

Q,” 4_5; ` Vdrnon River _ 5.55 _ 7.05 Arr_.__ *___ Murray Harbour __ .Q9_l_’°;_°'s0 'mo

Special Elmira Brancll. ,

Mixed train will leave Elmira on Monday,

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Wo uro prepared however to

Help you out

as wo liuvo many hundreds ol pairs of Footwear which- we ~pui'chascll heborq high pr-ical and now offer them to you at

V Old Prices

is -long as they last.

| This month is going to be a. » CHANCE FOR BARGAINS -

and our advice to you ls' to buy at once your ~ » SUMMER BOOTS

1°ue,¢|ay mn heyday- at 5.50 a.in, for aourls Muni*

H W" I( ` 'M0 ` ’“' rain... """ W." W .‘ “"".¢»‘

teilllcred all those who took. part. Al _ _

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£1 ‘ iT PAY_5__ l.0 blly lll [ills l'I'0VlllCB. , c|_|F'[Q`N__ '|‘|w|-8 wil" he service MR- FREDER|CK W. SNOW.

4, ____ , . . , - I - HAF_i'l_'NEY.-- Service lit liurtncy- :_.’:,e(,',l,::.g",l,tI'ig,'_ 48 umrdl' wednesday The death occurred at y|c|_m-ia _ou

lltlll *Uday evening at 8- ___ _weiiuesiiu-, lvlay sth, 'or Mr. Freder-

conl.-ishrg., king Malcolm mtv- lvk W Snow. aevd 29 years 'Plu-

» I' E . __ _pix-rnlorlc cookies sill.: ut_,,,, ,,, ,,,',,, ,,,,,., ,,,,,,- ,,,,,,,,,,,g Wm, ,,'ruu¢»nil` which their plat-e mr- Friday

\~H\l0Y BFOS Thi-Il`BllaY all-9l‘ll00“ ,algo of 2000 lon. of 603| fm- Bumain was very largelyattended Itev Geo

from 3 to 6` l Pics. “ “l’(f5‘;'l_l{_|_l_-__yi______2__ pull & (;0_ l - _Morris oiliclating, _assisted by. Reg.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. -

iMr., and Mrs. M. Maclienna. of Newton havo announced the engage- Iment of their daughter Elizabeth. to ’Mr. Frederick Sllcenuli ot' Medford. Massachusetts. - 5_01_

POWNAL.- The service in Pownal

Me-lliodist Church Sunday evening ‘was oi special interest. Two young people were baptized and six in ull were received into the membership of the Cllurch. The pastor announced tluit eighteen monibers had -been add- ed to the Church during the pest year' ’l‘on lit Mlllvlew, lilx at Pownal and| two at Clifton- with the liklihuod oi’| others in the ne-ar future. The com- uillriloil service at the elf/se was thc' largest lor sovorul years. -

A GENEROUS OFFER.--Mr. J. A.

Mcsscrvey. who owns ili'ty»two acres ot land. adjoining his summer resid- cliizo nl liirngley Beach, just twelve ininutes, hy motor boat from Char- lottetown, states that he is willing to h-and these illty-two acres over to any person or persons. who will cultivate- szune this season, tho conditions for which are that the products be sold uiul tho proceeds devoted to the Pat- riotic l~`und. alter all expenses lla\?c been deducted. Mr, Nlcssorvcy is also in iforrcspondellce with interested pilrtles to see if the four hundred and ii|'ty four lots which ho owns in the city ol' Winnipeg und Fort William, cannot he cultivated under the same condit ions. This is tl. very patriotic and 'laudable action and no doubt other persons- who own 'lands and lots may be encouraged to nluke similar offers.

PERSUIIALS

ills Lorilship Bishop O'Lear'y retur-,

lied yesterday froiu Quebec. _ _I

Mr. J. W3. Callbeck, Summerside.

was in the city yesterday.

Mr. E. H. Monkley, Suniuierside,

was in town yesterday.

Mr. C. McGulgan. French River.

was a vis-tor to the City yesteday.

Miss Vera Campbell, -taecher at Chil_

ton. is spending a few days in the city.

Mr. Oswald Wright, city, left yes-‘

terday for Moncton.

Licut. Colonel li. D. Johnson, M.

ll.. has arrived in Canada and ls now in Ottawa.

New Glasgow. N. S.

Dr. J. I-laszard, has arrived homo

tt‘.l'-iltiy _

has rctlll-ned to his homo, alter visit- ing ii tow days ill New Glasgow. Nova Scotia.

Iltos. lleatli McQ\iiirrlc and Wind-

sor Mcliean oi' l.ho l05tli Batt. are sponding ii s.hoi't furlough at their rospcctivo homes in Victoria.-V.

Miss lilill Wuttoil. Victoria. spoilt.

Friday in Victoria the guest ol her gralldliiotlier. Mrs. (lairrio Wilson.- V.

Ml'. and Mrs. Arthur Burns. lcuve

this morning for Albcrtou to littenil the llirlorall ol' the i'ormer's brother. Freilenick Campbell. of Utica, N. Y.

Mrs. A. Weir ol' Saskatoon arrived

in the city to spend tho summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. Tay- lor. .

Misses- A. lieslle and I-I. Sinliott.

'Moreli were passengers hy the- out- going express f rom Charlottetown yesterday where they had been spond- ing it low days visiting irlonds.

Mr. Albert Praught. son or l\1r.

.lunics Prauglit, Pownal. who has boon ulbsent from tho Island for some years has retumod home' and will spend the summer in "speeding up production on his i'alther’s fanm.

Mr. Preston Mclntyrc. medical

student at McGill University. spent Sunday .in Chanlottetown. on his ro- turn from Montreal. He loft by the afternoon train Monday lor his home In Montague-.

Qltss Marjorie McLaugh_lan, ot New

York. is visiting her futher, Mr. Ang- us Mclinughlan of Wlest River. Some time before leaving New York. Miss Mchaughlan underwent an operation In a Brooklyn. N. Y.. Hospital and since coming to her- native Province It is' pleasing to learn has great-ly im- proved.

Mr. William H. Ross leaves this

_ morning on return to Chicago alter an

absence of about 35 years from his native Province. Mi'. Ross has been sponding a couple ol weeks visiting relatives at West. River and greatly enjoyed' his visit to the Island after his prolonged absence. He iii a native of West River.

, Mr. W. ('. Archibald.. the lands- cupe architet. 0! Nova. Scotia. is in _the city designing the lo-y out ot the Cathedral ground ot Bt. Dunotan'c~ the plantings are extended and suggested new features in church work now

Wm Deathe Tie servlcg at t e house was as follows: Hymn. ‘Lead Kindly Light" Prayer. Reading, Jollnl 14t_h Chapter. I-lylltu. “Nearer My God to Thee." Alter which _a very impressive, sermon " was delivered, followed by prsiyoranil hymn. “Sato In the Arms of Jesus. Ile leaves to mourn besides a' sori-owing wife and three small children a mother and

` me .ti Boy,-at so __ With Vitality--Taki__fig_ " rf

` v We- * -_.i

. i f ;o.~"."*f"-f

Doctors ny; Nuxated Iron in greatest of all |¢rl\¢¢h`bUllQ`\{¢ ’ ‘_

f.. .

¢».»?%_

creases the strength and enilurl noopf .ddi ‘ _

per oent, ln ¢w° weokvlttmo. ~ ~ - ~~‘;=,~`,

vitality as ii young -niuu; in fact a ing iron in the 'proper lo young man he really _was notwjth- ai‘ter,they had ln_ Bump' _ ll standing his age. The secret he said doctorlngfor mouths Witlndto

was taking iron- nuxatcd iron had llllcd him with renewed life. At 30 he was -in bad health' at 46 he was care-

fonms of reduced iron. lmn-Qc

cents. You must take iron u n.

any behedt. But ’dou'¢M.\lA_-I

Ml'. (leorge Machoiin. Souris Wcst._

father. residing in Victoria. two sisters, Mrs. Basil Cogswells, Boston Ma-SB. Mfrl. (Dr.) Dougherty Cape Traverse, -three brothers Charles, in Charlottetown. Frank In Moose Jaw Snsk. and Claude at home. The' pal bearers were H. R. Profltt. ll. (I. I-lolland. S. B. French, ll. Clark, A. J. Howat-t and lloath McQuuii-lc. Interment- took place in tho l‘eople's Ccuietery, Crapaud.-V.

JAMES McGAUGHEY.

Tile death occurred on May sth at

his Ironic -Bonsluiw lload ol' .\lr. James McGuaghey lil the eighty-first year ol’ his age. Ho had been in his usual health up to il week or ten days previous to his death. when ho con- tracted a cold. His physician, Dr. Murchison was at once called iii, and a-ttondcd him daily hut all to no avail, t`0r on the above date at 2.30 p. ni. he passed liway to his eternal reward. Mr. McGuagllc_v was horn May 7th, 1836 in County Monag- han. ireland, when but seven years oi' age he sailed with ills parents ,to this Country, on tho steamsilip, Rose- hank, and settled lorgi. number of years in Brackley Point. He married Mary Ann, daughter oi’ the late l\lr. Geo. Easter, North Wiltshire, who still survives him. He tllen made his home at the above mentioned place, Ten children were horn -to them, six daughters and tour sons. His oldest son predeceased him smile nine -years ago, being found dead in Penobscot River, Bangor Maine. His dying wisil was to see all his children but only tour were present nt his lbedslile to liear his last words. Hts three dangli- ters in Massachusetts, when.lni`orrned of his sickness. started at once for honie. but was detained in the lee boat for live days, and arrived home. only to find that death had claimed lilm two hours earlier. Besides his heart broken wife, he leaves the tol- lowing daughters and sons Mrs. Jas. McGrath North Carleton; -Mrs. Chas. Condon, Appln Road; Mrs. Geo. Mc- Donald Haverhill; Miss Emily and at home: William, Valdey, Alaska; Miss Ada. and Mrs. Angus Rogers, llaverhlll, Mass and Alexander, Re- gina, -Sask. Also one brotllor and two sisters, John and Mrs. Annie Ma-

worn and nearly all ln. Now at- 50 al- ter taking Nuxated Iron a miracle ol vitality of youth. As I have said a hundred times over, iron is the great-

, est oi’ all strength builders. lt’ peo- 1 ple would only take Nuxated Iron

when they feel weak or rundown, in- stead ot' dosing themselves with habit-

lormlng drugs, stimulants and alco- liolc beverages l ani convinced ltllat. in this way they could ward off dis- ease. preventing it becoming organic in thousands nt' cases and thereby the lives oi' thousands might be saved who now die every year from pneumo- nia, grlppe, kidney, liver, heart trou- ble and other dangerous maladies._ Tile real .l true cause which stnrt

nor loss than ri weakened condltioli brought on by lack oi iron in the blood. Iron is absolutely necessary to enable your ‘blood to 1.-_Iinuge iood lrito living tissues. Wlithout'i{",`n'o"matter how niuell or what you oat, your food merely passes through you wltli- out doing you any good. You doil't get tho strength out ot’ it and as a consequence you becolrno weak, pale and sickly looking just like ii plant trying to grow in u soil detlcient in iron. you are not strong or well, you owe it to yourself to make tho following test: See how long you can work or liow far you can walk without becom- mlng tired. Next take two five-grain tablets- ot ordinary nuxutcd iron three times pcr day alter meals for two weeks. Then test your strength again'

, ._ .nd _ _ _ ell their diseases was nothing more*

thrive such greet conildenco, af'

and seo lor yourself how -much you_

that can be easily absorbed md ' _

lated like riuxated iron if you to do you any good. otherwise!!

late or prize- ghter has won Q

NEW l,0ltK. N. Y..- Not long- haveguined. d""l|lvg-:hh._£¢@l&

ago a man came to me who was near] nervous., run-down peo9|o__wh_q‘ 'QU ly half a century old and asked me to ailing all the while, give him a. preliminary examination strength nndcendurllob _

for life insurance. _I was astonished to_ get rid 0( all sym|lt0IlB‘V0C~

rind film with the blood pressure ot'a,liver and other trouble; il.l‘gqn

boy_oi` 20 and as tuli ol' vigor, vim and to fourteen dsyn' Limb

. * .

tincture of iron' simply w_..|r|ii‘ al

'tit

.prove worse 1. an use‘less'.h(u!x)'i;_n".mt‘l’-l

i‘ .ts

simply because be' know the doorotfol great strength mud onduruucd-1104 'Ill- led‘his blood with iron botoro-_lip,w&t

into the' aifray. -while has gone down' to lngl;_orltl_\:_l),___d

,..- .....e»tn..

above by Dr. Sauer ll mttggpohlst medicine nor secret remedy ut

, . ' to

whose iron constltuent im rescrlbed b eminent phyii

simply for the lack” of Sauer. M.D. ‘ -_

NOTE-Nuuted lron,

which in well known to

D Y everywhere. Unlike the older,-

gaulc iron products, it ip ,milf mllated. does not lnjuro,; _ ,-4

much; on'tho ':ontraryit'i`o:‘\' _

tout remedy. ln neii_riy»ell,,lor|i)g _ digestion, as well no for neryo ', down condltinnn. 'l‘ho"'_n;\fi_qF_

make them black. nor upset as

.0 '

ted Iron that they ollér to Iofloit

-ii.

ti .

00 to any clxul*ltable,-l__llIi,ll]¢l'\‘l_ll.-»`I¢

under 60 who lacks iron und,inc

_ .

they euhuot take my' mah. oi-'ww

their strength__200 per cent; oi'-iivdrf tour weeks- time, provldod -they' hits

no serious orga_nlc,trouble,

odor to refund your money I ,

not at least double your Tlrelgth- l-luglies, Apotbeearies Hell; .E.- . Foster. Central Drugstorve:"H`;"' Mu-bon. Montague and-nll»goodv_d gists. _,

;_- _ ,_-,_-_-n , _-,_ _-_-_+ -.-_-_-~. ._-_-.~.-_-_-.~.~.-_-f---V .-

his pastor ltev. ’l`. Curran. who at- tended hlni all through his illness when all that was mortal ot’ ii kind Ilusbanil and loving father was laid to rest beside the remains of his par- elits. The pall .bearers were Messrs John Holger, Stephen Toole, Lawrence l Me-Gaughey, Terrance Carragher, Wm. lMcQuaide and Michael -McCaughey. s Miiy his soul rest in peace. (Other - papers please copy.)

-ililii BUYS l0Bl\iIiIii FUND

. is T

iront thc following have to -be aclmow

ledgedz- _ _‘ _

From Summerslde . . .. . . ......$10

A Few Friends, Charlottetown' Mrs. Blair, Brooklyn. P.E.l. -.._..'._._¢j "A Mother of Nine" . .-

.ft

"For Mother's Boy". ._ . . ,-i-..-.

F. J. J. .. ...\..i._-._. REV. D.J.G. MCDOh&ld';.--._-l\~`r‘.¢

A. Bonner, McDo,n1iId..`.- .,.. '.~.. Mrs. John H. Bryant. _ hippo,

Harry L. Bryant. Enieyre, _

Dougald Mcmchem, Enmo._re,.;- Havelock Bryant, EuDl0r¢;‘ -

Willlalm Coles. North' Milton ,’. __

, iStanlslaus J. -Gallant

_ lone wllo were with him to the last. ‘ 7Hou H -D .M,cEv,-en l

bliss ltutli Watson. city. returned and M,.,,_ Margaret Wh,,le,,_ Ba,,go,._ ____ - A ___ - __

0" MOHGHY lllgllf f1`0ll\ |101' Visit 1° Me. Although the roads .were in had Ili response to the appeal it;-r sub- B6 ~S'F,.;:;,;mu ` '

lluiillux. ` ’condltlon, his remains were followed scrlptlons to send tobacco and cigars _I YJ E "

b_v a. large number ol’ people to its last with Premier Mathleson, Senator Mel Bbw; F,.|e',id' __

Mr. J. iii. Clark. lute SOCl‘0l»l=\l‘y Of' resting place in l{e1ly's Cross, where Lean, Hon. A. E. Arsenault and Mr. Bo -6. Father. » . "._rtm

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Worries during-the sunshiny spring days,” is the wish of thousands of schoolgirls, to whom nothing could ‘be of- more 'benefit -than outdoor exercise and an opportunity to drink in the fresh air and sunshine.

Just at the springtime, when the human sys-

tem is sure to be more or less debilita-tcd, and often s.t_the most critical time in a. gir1’s life, there comes also the anxiety, eye-strain and mental over-exertion consequent on the np- proach of examinations.

To many this extra demand on the system

proves the lost straw, and the results arc inudo known by headaches, sloeplessness, irritability, loss of appetite, tired, worn-out feelings and inability to concentrate the mind on the work It hand, whether it. be mental -or physical.

To some there will come St._ Virus’ dance,

nervous prostration, or some derangcmeiit of the vital organs, which mov linger to make a. life of suifering and unhappiness.

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the uso of external assistance in order to in- lrene tho supply of pure, rich blood, and for

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returning w“‘Ee° ‘of Elmira lat. pin' - ll work' be tindemkfn I :nf ._ f|l!:l_fitIZ.lli§.°» -Qulileeloru, or_ Ellmuiuoii, Hotel 5 00.. Lllllitoil.

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this purpose there is no treatineuil colnplrlble to Dr. Chasc's Nerve Food. _jj

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powerful restorative influences in huiidingfup. ` the system, Dr. Chlise’s Nerve Food,_io__`p`lrt'ie_u-Q, larly suited -as a treatment for girls and women. ‘~ Especially during the critical _peri_od_n_. of wo- rnan’s life, such as between themges of f.wol'vo-- and sixteen, this great food cure, 'by an abundance of rich, red 'blood,` l`e6M"` ’ ' health and strength and illls .tho body _ vigor_ and vitality. ' - `~ 9--.-;» -'..;.»'~

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