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' Nate Well Quickly.

Old age is usually" alilicted with

rheamatisui. Very lea past nity es- tape its tortures.

Many it bends and do.-It-rms. Upon

the oountenances of others tt marks the elects of its awful suiering. .\'er- viliae will cure rhenniatisui. lt takes the pda out of throbbing man-ies and swollen joints. It nntwlsta gnarled knuckles. it does this quickly and surely.

Xerviline in not internally. You

just rub it on-lots ot' hard rubbing is required for a minute or two. and then you feel .\'ervillne penetrating throvb

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the wa;-mot t.-ft it in-it in .teéper cu and deeper till at last it touches the core of the Joint or the heart of thei

muscle :det-ted.

You won't stay in pain with Navi- E

line-no ot L- t-vet does. .Inst try -

you will he amazed at its magical #le ,,

er our pain. :i power it gets ft'um,tlte extracts and juices of certain lure herbs and roots it contains. it‘a harm- less-any child can use Nerriline can rub it on for a sore throat. for a had wld. for stiff neck. for earache.

family remedy half so useful

The large 50 cent bottle la the most

economical; trial size 25 cents. All

dealers. or the Catarrhorione Co..

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the tissues; you feel it drawing out.

Kingston. ffanada.

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"severe blow to her parents.-Ii.

guage. lt

in 'every home

“fith a Viétrnla in your home. You

have the wr>rld’s

preted by the world's greateét musi- cians and singers. cnntiantly at your

command.

A few rlnllari down will put a \"i<"trtila in your home today-a small amount - each week will keep it there.

(Ln to any His dealer's today. and favorite music on

explain the easy-payment way.

Victrola VI $33.50

with If tea-Inch double-vded Vidov Records LU ietediona l

rom own rho-ce $47.03

Sold nn easy terms. if desired.

Other Vlfttofai from $Zl.00 lo $305 -(on easy payments. if deairr:d‘ and len-incl1.dot|ble»w'ded Victor Records al 90c lor the two ieledioni it any "Hia Masters Voice" de-:left in any town or oily in Canada. Wrie lot' free copy of ou' 450- page Musiral Encyclopedia listing over 6000

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BERLINER <;RAM-o-PH0N|; CC_ ~ .i?.i....i.‘F"£'..i?;.1..§l‘;¥;.5li.. .“.1?‘;f.f.?r.?’§..'.§7

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WALEIS [N EVERY TOWN AND QTY ha

Vidar Records-liade in Canada-Patrottize Home Prohda U-We """""r"' knw" 1" Tl'°""”"""”

should be

bent music inter-

Maéter s Voice ‘ . let him play your the Vidrola and

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UMWED in Sutnuicrsltlc on Saturday, attending

7 »

LQIIOII' Stféet, MODUBQI lofts.-Mr. .\lnnucl Cormier of Cas-

' _ _ . han\'ille.vansd Mr. gamer 0; Gallant. Vtctrola Headquarters - ':.'..f:‘ :z'“5....i'.:’..;f.:':..‘°:’.. .tt . 144 Great George Street, Charlottetown

i' Foxes f .“Pure Prince Edward Island Class “A" Silver Black Foxes

!~ - -' f =4 ' -"= his new untlertaklng.-Mr.lilarln Gal-

llloomllcld to Sumtnerside. Saturday

‘ moming and came home on the even-

ing train.-A meeting of the Esmond

n . Bay egg circle was held ln St. Philips' '

O O hall on Friday evening. The attend-

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The Westem

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- All licalaiic Tellddes Destroyed

Parlour: Sulatneraitle.

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t0r the in

last few weeks ha been contitied the Prince Count I.-H

HORSE NOTE -Mr. lra Clark

has sold his well known stallion. Crown Prince Jr. to lr. W. S- \\‘aite of Springfield. Lot 7. One of Vrown Prince's oolta took tint prize last fall at the Alberton E1hibill0|l~

S G- e '

mtfrsidc are now getting l-lerrlrls ill paying quantities. They BR’ 0( S0011

aim being caught in llichnrond hut nut in very large quantities-A.

.\|.rs. John B. Riley. a fla|l$latier0f

.\lr. and Mrs. John Bernard, 0'Leary. The sad news of hcl' death was a

ol

-CARGO OF CDAL -The schoon-

cr J. B. Martin. owned bit ll¢SSl‘l- ,Joseph Read and co. and commanded hy (a t fain has after discharging i\ 1'

a gent-ral cargo of freight and mer-` t-handisc.-li.

Sclool -Grade \lll -1 Bell Evelyne ‘lr\'ing. Ale-tha Carmthera. Grade \'ll. _Bessie Dougherty. Frank Howatt. .\la§' Bell. Grade \'l.-Gladys Gnlg- nion. Velda Campbell. Jenneta Ho- watt. Grade V.-Allltie H€U<'l- H3l’0|d Howatt. Sophia Caf_;‘iel|. Grade l\'. -Bessie tvaudeli, .vrtel Clark. Jack Irving. Grade lll -Earl Howatt.` Glennie Waddell. Ltcy Campbell. Grade ll.-Raymond Harvey. Flaud liowatt. George Slacfiouzall. Grade i.` Evelyn Bell. Ethel tluignion. Emma

.\!acDougall. ‘

-BIRTHDAY PARTY.-The hou§e`

of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Morrison, Ken- sington. was the scene of eninyuaeull on the evening of the lst inst.. when their son. Lewis. celebrated the 10th anniversary of his birthday. assisted by thirty-one of his young chums. who :lid not forget to bring him many nice and useful presents. The evening wa ivhi

((- folks bounced their host and wishing him many haDD.\' retuma left for their. home.~; well pleased with their even- ing's enjoyment. Amongst the party was .\liss Dorothy Sheen, of 0’Lear_\'. who is visiting at, Kensinzton. the gue=t of _'diss Marion Kennedv

W i hfhtr°ed-tt

-ABRAMS VILLAGE - .\lr. Jos- `

f.-ph A. S. Gallant has been the lucky holder of the ticket which secured the watch at the lottery on Monday even-I, ing. The watch owned hy the late Jos~ ph Gallant of St. ffhrysostamc was a valuable one. but the amount realized was in excess to its cost.-.\lr. Joseph Arsenault. who has been in the States for several years. accompanied the body of his brother Philibert home.- The Messrs. Joseph L. Gallant. Glor- ice Gallant. Eli E. Arsenault. Urban-‘ ville. Calixle Arsenault. Urbanvllle.

Maglairc (jalesie, Caissie. were in'

Sumniersitleon Saturday lastin attend- ance to the Liberal-(.‘onservati\'e Con-. v<»ntion.-.\lr, Glorice Arsenault, lfrbanville, arrived home from the lumber woods last Saturday.-Mr. Joes.-plt ll. .-\r'tcnault. accompanied by his mother. left. last hlondav mornin

t-lim: Arscnault. lfrhauvillc. were

the teavhcrta' ntvrcting iu connection with school gardening and hunte pru-

sic. who rect-nfl_v rt-signed his posi- tion as clerk at the Wellington store.

it now a store of his own at the

form.-r. Mr. tformlcr. who while at ` Wellington earned the-reputation of

hs.-ing an upright. and an active aa|t.~s~4. man. will tio doubt malte ti success in

iant. Inspector. came down from

cc was good and the principal -speak-

crs were Mr. John F. Arsenault. Ur-

be obtained at ulttrtra Ton- mumetiai-g¢t'°lt14v¢°=lt1

tfmgtmug of Stmimeraitle will for black oats and 60 to G2 for white ch in the Temperance Hall Ken -H

_}|_ ~ ‘selling very low. Call or write for

...lo and nm- quality. lobsters are. rereivul from Dr. Albert Sharp, Sum-

-ISLAND LADY DEAD - Thelfrom Halifax.-X.

-trash is re rted from Portland Me

‘ p . ` . . llrg ‘ argo of island produce at Point dulbrauds of iiour, also com

tfhene. rcturnned to Summerside with cracked corn now on hand.

-CAPE TRAVERSE - Followingi ' ' 9827-5-6mc2`.'i

is thc standing of the Cape Traverse, -

I _ - . . '

1.- re res men s we e s.rv . . - looking for 8 large -

_ _ patronage. as the

" ’““‘h ‘as D'""`"“‘" °f 'he ?°““g :proceeds go toa worthy cause. Candy

tgtagpggytggg -0||E¢E!|1’p¢ atlaaehlaam-

‘T PAY! wg- *tion for advsltiza & oolma. -'rits itonnmo oattv ountm 'cult nut wwnsuiy enter- lin#

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____ -OAT IABKE1' - Dealers in

-SINCLAIR I. STEWART LTD

jai . 1 -i

' _L have now ln stock two carloads Hari-

time Woven Wire Fencing. which they are olering at old lrleea. See l them. 9827-5-Gtneii ‘ -wins Fsncino.-neu Amer-tem icon spring mu Barnett fencing it-in

prices. Sinclair E Stewart. Lid.

9827-36mc2l

-T0 THE FRONT.-A telegram

utcrtiitie. who volunteered as ti private

in the McGill College Corps. announc- cd that they expected tu sail yesterday

-LECTURE.-ll. has becn arranged

to have the lion. Justice Fitlget-aid deliver his lecture “Wanted a Pm- phct". in St. Paul‘a Hall. Summerside. on Tuesday, lay llth. ‘This is a rare treat that the citizens of Summerslde are looking forward to. 9598.

-FLOUR.-A e stock of

is advancing at the mills. quotations before buying. I Stewart Ltd. ,

-FUNERAL YESTERUAY.- The

body ofthe late Archibald Gaudet who died in Charlottetown. was brought to Suntmerside by the morning tnin yesterday. The funeral look place in the foreuoon from St. Paul's Church to the Catholic cemetery.-X.

-LIBERAL CANDlDATES.- .-\t the Liberal Convention of the Second District of Prince County. held on Wednesday, May 5th. ltr. A. (`. Satin-

Dennis. of O'Leary. we-re nominated candidates to contest the District at the next election.-X.

-THE DRAMATIC PRODUCTION

entitled “Scenes in a l'niou Depot" will be presented by the people of Kensington at the C. .\l. B. A. Hall on Friday evening at S o'clock. for the benefit of the Red Cross Society. There are upwards of tifty in the

S S- M in games ‘and singing an" mate. and it has taken considerable P _ ~ , I '

work to perfect. and the companv are

sale in connection. 9808-5-5m3i.

-WEDDING BELLS.-At the ('lif-

ton House. Stimmerslde. P. E. l.. May i915. at 6 p.m., in the presence of invited guests. .\frs. t`arrle B. Toombs.

` ' -' of Westford. Mass.. became the bride

4 - - ~ ' - “

of Mr Artemas \\ Schurman. of (en 'ral Bedeque. P. E. i, net-_ l.._B. .tt-li- lalld. of Summerside. assisted Rev. George Ayers, of Bedeque, in tying the nuptial knot. The presents con- sisting in part uf gold and cheques. silver and cut glass. were evidence of the good will of the donors. The gt'oom's gift to the bride was a beau- tiful gold watch and chain. After a pleasant repast the happy couple drove to thetrhotne at Central Bed. eque. where they were tenderd a hear- ty reception.

-FINE CONCERT I T BLOOM-

FIELD STATION - A very success- ful concert and Pie social was held in the Bloomfield Union hull on Easter Monday. April 5th. Although the roads were rather unfavorable the hall was filled and a large sum of lll0ll0Y Wim realized which is lietng mst-d for repairing thc hall. Mr. Wil- liam Smith actcvl as chairman. After thu opening hymn ltobcrt and Sllliau Shaw gavi; a w1.»|»,-nmc to thc audience. The next on thc program was a dia- lvzuc. The New Sunday School Scltulitr. by Maggie McA\In|nlld. Ella .\fcAusiand. Rebecca Blcltusland and Lily Smith. llecltation by Sltlucy Smith, Car Ticket Easter Greeting by six girls. Dialogue. Honor thy Father and mother. by Sltlltcy and Roy Smith. llccitatlon by George Smith. Recita- tion by slit girls (Ariaeu). Recltatlon hi' Ruth lilethcrall. The Blind Glrl‘s Prayer. The loud applause hro ht Miss Metlterall to the platformufhc second time. She recited Our Baby. Two negro sermons by Ben). Bridges. He also recited ti comic recitation Science ln housekeeping. which brought forth loud penis of laughter. Recltallou by little Estelln Graham. Recltatlon by Gertrude Bridges. The Drinking House Over the Way. ltecl-, tatl by Roy Smith Dial e bt ten

niet-ting of the Central Association.--I

form was beautifully decorated ln- cluding a large white cross twined

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for-sale for September delivery. Exce tionally 'good foxes-’ ati moderate prices. Correagondenceinviteci.) ~ '

- rua HUNTL Y stt.v|.=:1t Fox cg. urn. V .N

WAS SKEPTICAL WHEN HE IEGKN T 5 USE OF-DR C-HA8E'8 OINT-

MENT- RELIEF .

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Sumtnirside, P. E. I and, Canada

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A Necessity

Then insure in good strong stock compan- iea,wliich never contest an honest claim such _

Here is ti plain. honest Biaiement. regard to Dr. Chase’s Ointment. tween the llnea of this letter you n read the gratitude which its

when lt la obtained.

Almost every mall brings the report

of someone who has been cured of piles by the use of Dr. (’hase’s Ointment. Such statements

never used without the

the writer. and until we are

that the cure la genuine

writer a person of

You may believe

Be

ca - - ~ 1 . . ’ -.,\ pcm

. _ writer feela. One does not suffer, ment liud absolutely no iaith la.ttV,_-],__H_

- ‘ ‘ ` . from annoying distressing piles for for | .tml bam gummy by _a, well- _ . --

* ten years without appreciating a cure known physician in Vaneonvtif. und "kt Tiana”

.i as is represented by . ,

., ,_.,, .

and think there Write to Mr

cite Qulc|<t.v

plies for ten years. and though If tried all kinds of oiutmonts and Jectiona l really had no permanent relief uattl i used Dr Ghana Olut

he said that an operation ‘was t_he only thing that would -halide ne. It was surprising tho relief I obtain-

from the very ilrnt box. llld MW

using boxes l am practi- clretl caan U0 62009-

uo re-

reason

Oint-

' a

tiers. of Sumrneraidt-_ and .\lr. \\'. H.‘

ate.

the quality of the straw

F T- 1

‘ row grosgranilsue black and all colors.

want here.

' During the coming week we're going to make a sD°¢i3l¢Yi0f 801311 Uflffiln' med shapes and nmdisli trimmings these are just what you want for your wiv _ summeruats. rnisevenhas been planned mm for those wholikewmhke their own bonnets and for those who prefer to select their shapes and trimmings

Smart Shapes

Ch' , tty, novel ideas expressed in new shapes, never has a season -

produced liittilrae original and thoroughly charming m0delS_, and thc r¢ ‘ for every type of face. You'll need little imagination to picture how attractive ~ they’Il be when trimmed.

splendid on that new hat:'6r a pretty ‘ stickup of roses, we are showing a wonderful assortment of flowers and you’ll be sure to find just what you

Hugs lnteres' ‘ pews

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ECURING IAIL - Wlllhm to tho llldll-lik!! DQ” i.nanobertooa¢iirai,Btmadate. aw=e.'l‘he6llrilaa¢anl:inui!a

were in Samentde Wotlneaday on respondents to he as hrlet

business connected with securing hail tn their contribution;

oae_of the Lewis boys who for News will N iiinlierl.

i

and have us tritn them, you’ll find our charge for this latter service very moder;

|

Especially do we Want You

to see the new shape with roll side and high bandeau. This is an almost univer- sally becoming model, featured in new blue, brown, bunit and black, according to j

$1.00, $2.50, $3.25 G Modish Trimming

There’s nothing which so attractively trims a new hat or freshens an old =.

one as bows and fold of ribbon.

- I Montes

l` his years Moires, easily lead in

popularity, then there are the new

striped and checked ribbons and nar-

Flowers

Would'nt a swell flower-wreath be -'

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‘ith green vine and Easter lilies. The characters were Mrs. Arthur Pratt. taking the part of the Unhappy Louise Lily Smith representing Pleasure. Maggie )lc.\usland representing Btmuty. Sadie Adams. representing Music. Rebecca .\lc.\uslantl. repre- senting Fanie. Lily Adams. represent- ing Power. Ella Shaw representing Faith. Fortuna Pratt representing Hope. Sillias Shaw representing Love. Pleasure. Beauty. Music. Fame. *Power enters telling Louise they can make her happy if she will follow them. Louise refuses them all. Lfltristlanity enters, followed by Faith Hope and Love, telling Louise she is a messenger and speaks in the name of the Conquering Christ. Louise chooses her way. Girls all kneel around cross as Christianity calls them and sing .luitt Au l Alu. The lost was it beautiful tahlcaux llock of Ages. it was then brought to a close by sinsgiug Gotl Save tht- King. The Salc of pics tht-tt took pluvc. which brought a comtiderablc amount ul money. tl’ionct-r please copy).

~\VES'l'ERN PERSONALS

-Mr. John Ilitrliartls. |.lltlt:furd. was

3 vtitltor lo Sumniorsidc yestcrtluy.- X.

-»Mr.ll. ii. Huestls. 0'L¢.-ary. pass-

ed through Summersidc on Wednes- day momlug on ti business trip to Charlottetown .-l-I.

--Mr. Charles Muttarhsummeraide.

left on Wednesday momlng for Dau- phin. Man.. where some of his -family are located. Mr. ilnttart intends to remain in the West.-l~l. "

0|] . of" .'

girls. Her Easter Choice. The plat- '~"'c“p"' mb" ann' “ mhmteer or

the second contingent, is at his home in Summerslde. on a short furlough. paudlng orders for transportation to lhe front.-H.

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Was lu in llperaliotii

; ii

an extended honey

` `e Pacific coast. having

kata in and around San _ ittng the Fair. Thur also friends in Oregon, Washington " e of the Western Canadian

"Batmmeraitlo, "have returned home

T -moon

BAPTIIT

mn will

City.

dag.

ov ning preach

Church next

o'clocl

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-BUSINESS BRISK-That the war

has no effect on business in this part of thc province is shown by the large shipments of goods to local merchants here daily. In an interview with one of the loading rctailers the other day the writer was informed that business was just as good now, if not better. than last spring at this time with a bright outlook for the future.-Z.

-DEFECTIVE GUN.-On Saturday

while out hunting for wild geese in Alberton. Fred Chaisson. tt son of Mr. John P. Chaisson. of Harper Road. met with a serious accident by reason of a gun he was handllnit in some un- accountable manncr exploding. there by shattering the flesh of his right hand and causing him to receive a severe shock. After having had his hand dressed hy tt physician the in- jured boy returned home und upon iti- quiry it was learned that no serious rcsull would tlcvclop ll’ thc wounds wcrc prupcriy lu.-pt dressed.-Z.

-DIED IN MASSACHUSETTS.-

Mr. Sylvain Gaudet, of Tlgnlsh. was informed on Tuesday that bln dangli- tcr. Frances. who is married to Frank LeBlanc and now living in Leomin- ster. ltlass.. died Monday of this week. Deceased was. prior to her marriage. well known in Tlgulslt where she was hom and reared. She leaves to mourn her sad departure besides her family here. a klnd husband and a three- months-old baby. ll ls not yet known whether her remains will be forward- ed here forburlal.-Z

SPECIAL

butto with

Gun Metal in laced and

Blount

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DR. J. A. MacPl-IEE, _-'

Physician and Surgeon

orncr Granville and Church Streets.

Summerside. P. E. L.

Oglce hours:--9-11 a. m. 24 . nt. 6.30- 8.

. lt .

0 p. tn. ‘ Phone 29.

9727-4~29M fmwl f.

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H a 't S, .g WE’RE showin some

very handsome So¥t- Hats. this Sprin '

spring ii' the soft Hai

Season- always! if

Colors- trimmings and

Shapes to suit every fancy !ff*.

--_ We have too many styles

to attempt o description. 75*

..:f...°1.'“........ Shoe Vahes - .. . . utproved and his speed! \’PC0V0I'>' ls . Sl’|tEND(ID _VALUES AT. bolted forward to.-X. _ $2_00”‘2_5u »o'l_ *ago 3_5* ,»-ur.iu»n.it:._-._t_i. H. Leturgey. *IN* / ’_ '_ '_ ~

, ‘ “Let me see 'a Hat

d F ,_ , . . cowes ere ortt,

e sell Hats that ` "

Mun back again an »

3 ' like the one ou

ts Brown.” We hear ilils évory

. a ‘ ‘

°'°*“..». in-» - Mai wan- ,--1

tyle, good value and absol-

fl M3-maADwg,°‘ < - 'Ia with iute satisfaction ina hat, he

it vi\i»..\f gasp

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trttdeqlli`tligécll§y. '