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Pinlrhaiifs Vegetable Compound

Ileilevilie, N. S.,Canada. -“l doctored

for ten years for female troubles and did not get well. I read in the paper about Lydia E. Pinkhani's Vegetable Compound and decided totry it. I write nov/ to tell you that I- am cured. You can publish my letter as a testimonial - Mrs. Suvsirm Basins, Belleville,

Nova Scotia, Canada.

Another Woman In-covers. Auburn, N. Y. ~ “ I suffered from

nervousness for ten years, and had such organic pains that sometimes I would lie in bed four days ata time, could not eat or _sleep and did not want anyone to talk to me or bother me at all. Sometimes I would suifer for seven hours atatimc. Different doctors did the best they could for me until four months ago I began giving Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound a trial and now I am in good health."-Mrs Wii.i.iAia H. Gii.i.,No. 15 Pleasant Street, Auburn, New York.

The shove are only two of the thou

sands of rateful letters which are con

From Female Ilia--Restored _ to Health by Lydia E.

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SUNDAY soiiooi. Lsissoh

ini: u\~.ius'r vi-swniin

tis.: disfiplis. . 'lhu wlinlc value of ihis les-0u

with the siilvect stewardship. "

g . . ` ~ .'

stantly being received by the Pinkham Sl’°“9lL'llt~Y

Medicine Company of Lynn, Mass., which show clearly what great things Lydia E. Pinkham' Vegetable Com- pound does for those who suffer from

woman’s ills.

If you mint spe-

rliil advino write to bo » _ all

Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (co|ifi- $ , ai-nii¢i)l.yini,iiass. 2

Your letter will be opened, read and "

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answered by a wo- 3 '»-,,\‘“`.§` K “ inan and held in De' ‘¥` °

v s na _ “

strlat eeiildeaoo.

| 1 l S M

Young Barrister

Will make the season .Ci 1914

follows: Leuve Bonshuw Muy iith for John McKinuon's, Cunoe Cove,

l~yii.jOil lui' liililkivll.

own gmierution The str-wnrd wh

LE.-.\O\ 'l‘E\'l‘ Lute xvi 10

He that is faithful in is very little

is faithful also in much, and hs that

is uniightuius in ii very little is un I h M 1 th t ‘th contrast BT lismeuus "iso is much it ciistiauliliidlsisae llistiiiseiij mei: Wholly

this iloi-~ not lenlly mnitei Thcio is qu to clcu ly n close connection os tnceli its iviicliing urd thc words nl tin, uu...sion Whilo the puraiie oi lost things naw -po~en iliicctly t l'iiuris:os iinil scribes, thot which wc nrt-. now to consider was spoken to

iiiscoverel Tn the fact that it ilelnls

he

fiiiiuro of l’iiari-.eevs and scribis was the fnllurc of those who ut leust ivliiiincd to hc stewards oi the Divine liiw. Tim mcn wliuin the Lord had

- gatherecl arminil Him us disciples

MAY iii S

wer.: bring lrrcpnrctl to frllll that re-

'l

the inctinul oi the ste\\'iii'd iii asking lvl~i;- ul his lui‘\l's i-.i'cilit<»i's than llicy ‘iruliy uwiil, iii iirilrr ln iiiiiiie il pu.

Int Hs tllf-n lirst Lfiniu-.c ut the cull

of U10 |‘l\l'aol<'. where wo iind thut our Loril Enid, "The sons of this ul' urn for their own rrcneration wis- i‘ than thc sons of light." /Thus *e sce that He wus mulling a con- trast l>et\\'ecn the sons of lilrht.

creovtr thc terms of the contrast

are such ns reveal the fuct that our i.or\l limiteil their wisdom to their

. . , 0

is si-en, thcrcf-orc, was ri. son of his nge. His method \-wks dishonest, but for n iran thus limited. his action was wise, thot is prudent, in the s'n~e cf being rl'-vcr in one modern

3.1- Sf at

of their age, und mm who, pr0l‘°5BQ\l

THE NARRATH E ly at least, were sons oi light deal ANTIGUNISH May 7.-'At u meet

we “ne ‘” 1==“»»"“1"‘,,~”‘L*°1‘-='2;‘,, 125 iii” .°$€"`“f....'ii‘.’.§'¢‘.’.i 331°" .$55. .‘l’.i.ii'.°ié’ X.l.&'i`1..i‘.f.'. i'.§“’l°.§?ll"2`.l.‘§’

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<:nt‘.)smin ;iicii;cl'.i)slinU€viltli wliieh astutcnces as had the former the members of the association out You are not C0mp6llEd t0

...li Lois ima utter.-ii Hn pnrnsis ,lu TEA, ,um }]‘“§id\“ °“'"‘:“g° |f°r,»§.i1t°apub2iigie ni" 0|-ll' g00dS are mepegted by

conc riiiiig th lost things whither) ai bllgt; 'mt rg” ‘ist B d J°Hr_° anteed pure it wus Biiolnii .it the some time it' TI ti ch "_, f thw lesson ml “MB cl; ethra 03’ 0 t B Hr nigga t uki is ' muy n »t be possinlc to <lcteiniine,but 1” L" l ” ° 9 ° °° °g° 'L1' ’ e as " d S ta th

tuimd in thc uctiisl teucliing Ol J¢°“9 iirst seemed herculean and almost .ni OUI' HGUIS, B3C0l`l an ausage are 3 5 mpcdl wi l¢

°°°"”" *° °°°°“‘I’1~l*" '“ ““°l‘ “ Govemment legend Canada Approved which insures the

noid luoccidcd to give an iilustru

thing moves to ii hizher lovvl, null

the Kingdom of Heuven. The st.orY of the lil-.rulilc had nmvcd within the reulm ol' niaicrial wealth, that is of miimmon. Fnstenini; upon tliut, and i-etniiiiiig it to illustrate the higher

- ' . . . _ tl u s r' u il c

Rlcomiizlng these fin-tn we muy turnil`;'1§,s§1()i',;°'t(?u,;,, ,,I,';,;,r|d,,;,h(;;`;,,:,i)d‘;', giafliiie 1 le to rw ll; ileelact H ii lit to thc purnlsle. 'line story is per-I __‘ __ _ ' _ _

fcctly _`.i,,,p|c ,md su.,m,hu0,_wm.d_ lxiiitilon. ol (1-od. (inc gluiico beyond C .her |_\, ,_ _ _ ' . ._ ,. mill' lisslill lit, \'r‘i'i~l<‘u follrtcmi mill ill

c i.i c oxtvvi, le-ii difhull ies _ _ ,

`i tht niiinln ui sonic us it seems to'“H""" WM r'“`v"“l l" "N me rmmuu ol h

' l ci I

ii = ' " . ' . _ siilrigvat iii:it the i.oi~ll iippi'o\'ed ofl""r "H" “ ‘one _O '“'stmnU"’ "S If

2 ‘ § l

thc.ie -,crscs cliroiiiclo lhc nilcct pro (lim-ll ii|ioli the Piiitrinees, 'licy gicoilell at Him in-.cniisc tlivy \\'ci'e

lovi-rs oi iiioiioy. 'u

"l‘lic first words of .Irs-_is hy wily of

uppliciitioii cunstitiitcii dciinite i‘n- struction ns lo the true use ot money. His disciples are to usc it in order to make friends, not for tho

present life, but for the eternal hah-I

itations, . that is for them life that lies eieyond, when wealth shall no longer have uny power. The whole philosophy of thc rclalicn of a Ch1`is~ tinn man to money is contained in this illnminativc word. ]-le is ever to use it in the interest oi the hnal spiritiinl things. All money iiivcsted in the seating and the saving oi’ the lost is money which is niailiingfricnids

noon, thence to Jas. Hogun's, Rocky us'» of that word. This recognitinnil" dl" highest WM" or ""°r° broad' Point, over night. Tuesday illth to wus not nt all r- condonslzion of hisily' an Wealth “Sul i""l1e work M Frank Hi.giies', Charlottetown, re» irnrd. Notice ;-.iso gmt it is nOtIGh_rlst, whether it he in immedints mainiuig till -l o'c1ock, thence to C. mill list our l.oril comm-'en-ded him. reh_e1."?f s“ne_"i“g' °""i“ mos" higher McLean's, Lot 48, over night. Wed- but that his lord did. who was also activities whwh are fo" the s“"i“g

ncsday to Geo. Woods, Hnzelbrook, of noon, to Milt. Acorn’s, Village Green

over nightl Thursday 14th to R. Mc- Kinnon's, Pownal, dinner, thence to John Cullen’s, Alaxnn-dria, _ over night. Friday morning to town rc- inuiuiing till Siitiirdny morning l.1

iiivolveil, our Lord followed this ini

et- li itl

ForColds,SoreThroat,

'f

\;>1-.ani

o’clock thcncc to Cornwall, ulyuc River, i-ooii, iuid to ihiiishiiw, re- nininiiig till Monday, l8t.i, to Malcolm Bell's, » South Melville, ndon, thence to Put Hogaivs, West moreland, over night, Tuesday through Rose Vullcy to Brndalbnne Wednesday tliltli to F'redci'itton-, noon thence to Hunter River over night.

to

Friday through Colville Road

Bonshnw remaining tlll_M< nday 25th This route will be Continued through the season, heultii and wcnthcr per mitting. Mliires :_lt_ owners risk. -

Registered under thc P. E. Ishiiid

ciirolinent Act form C. No. 7.

JOHN O'BRIEN

Owner in clinrgo.

(7h.si‘lol.totnwi|, Muy litli, illil. 2242-5-'7Mtlit tf.

Cronp. For Aches, ~ Pains and Wounds,

J0|'|NSON’S

_ ANODYNE '

_ Lliliiiilir

is the never-failing remedy. Keep it in your liomc and be ready for botli internal and ex- ternal ills.

IN USE I 08 YEARS

25a and 50: everywhere

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Calgary ‘Power Co.

5 p. ez. First Mortgage Bonds

First quarter of present Hscal

l. S. JOHNSUN 6| C0., ine. Beslan, Mess.

1 Parsons’ Pills

ullns connloarlon »

and headache

._

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year_ shows increase in gross A very Desirable Pr0_

earnings over last year of more

than 10 p. c.

At present prices bonds yield

about 5 3~4- p. c. V

perty For Sale

A'l' (_i.lililNl*`ANNlN(i, KINGS UU.

ROYAL SECURITIES ',.,.f§{'i.“.€3"i?}i’!.’i§iiii,,"§i"ifi§’_‘Lili “ii B

colleiit land, twenty-f-ive acres of

which, are ln B state .oi good cultivu.

9 1 tion. Tho remainder is ~o.~

ami, .,| ||.,.,¢,“| al, gl Jah., - N. ll_ f. ered with a good mixture H. 0. Flood. Manager. ‘Phone M. 2780 of hard null soft wood. Tliere ..._

Montreal, Toronto, Halifax,

two acres of uldar mud and is uevoi'

- ~ » _ i in t i ti' t - »

mn, Ep” .nil n{_:)c;tl;;l8:m 0 Soo wa er ceiitti

or *c ; nil

'lyhe buildings ure in thorough ro-

liair. A good roomy dwelling house three out buildings including li barn 42 it long 24 ft wide, well finished There is ii‘geniiins pump convenient- ly located which gives a supply of ood water

g .

y of i This property is sitnutcd on the

~ St. John, N. B. Have vigorous. l..iirl.~u, Healthy New Brunswick lisnvh Raised Beentifui ‘liver Black Foxes.

Irie f-om lnbreedlng

'I he -I-ii ol New Brunswick con-

tains snlilcisnt Lime. so indiipen sable in |»ri-ducinlg rtinnv, healthy Foxes making in iisnevsmry ioleul the younizartitiuim Limo \\'n|...r ui

Iiioveiit them fii.in lleterlcriiling n vigor and stauiins.

0 11 i' prices sro ri-as hle:

Terms liberal.

Furniture Sale.

BY BENJ. CARTER & CU.

to sell h1 street, on

o'clock

We are authorised by Henry S

at a residence, 58

MU! 11th,.

Grand_ River Ruud, one hull niilu from the public school three miles from Cardigan village mill five miles from Bridgetown. - For lurthor partlculurs up|:ly to the owner on tho premises.

` Alexnnder A. McGilvruy ' Glcliimililiig.

Add. (ilirdilgan i’. O.,

Kings Co.

2324-.'. uM1i pu.

glfi/I//I@II.\\\\\\\\?IlIII$ I

S

“Just Aiuuvio, sm, I

middlings,oilcalie,coiton seed, moiaisine, cornmeal, craclied corn and iioiir, all oi wiiicli we are selling at lowest prices, wholesale and retail.

A HORNE & C0

2319-5-6me2wks

VI

EGGS FOR

t’rinl things, proves eitln-r irtidnlity or iiicopucitv in spiiituul tliings. Th(-_ unsivcr to the uc:-.i>ii<l <|iio.»-tifvn is :ii-i

\\'lii|'|i is llinii' own if thcv liiivo uiill been ffiiliifiil in ti‘i|ntu<~siiip. l4`1\ili\i'c in stewsirllship is fuillirn in iw-rsomil Iifc. and si man com:-.s into the true nossesslon of thot which belongs to himself only i‘hi°<iur"h fnitiiiiilwgg in his dealing with that which belongs to !>i;lici‘S.

nrfssed in the worils, “Ye cannot scrvc God and Mammon."

are hundreds of men and women who will pay good rent for a comfortable room with good surroundings. Put an adv. in the“classified”columns» of The Guardian-You reach a-multitude.

e _ f--1----'elf'-11-1!_ _ .4

his age. The one vulue, therefor¢__0f nicn, is \vealth ns;d wisely uc.

/ cordin to s irilval standards i

Z D _

The qurstion of stcwnrrlsliip hcino

inc on w i whut we may speak

of as an nrgument for its accuracy, ns He said, “Ho that is faithful in ii very little is friitiiliil also in much; und he that is llnrighteoils in ii. very 'little is iinrighteoiis also in much“; thc force ol this statement being not that lf a. muii shows faltllfiilness in lhc use of wealth he is to he trusted with steworrlslii-|i in li higher reallm, hut rntlii-r that when ii mini is _(pith- ful in the little of inutcrial wee-ith, it is In-caiise he is faithful in the wsponsiiyilitivs, the much of spiritual thinl:s_ '

'i'lii6 :irgiimrnt wus inimcrliutely ful- lowcrl i;_v tivo nucslioiis. The i-.iiswciy to tho first is flint no one will i-om~ mit thc lriistecsliip of spiritiinl things to thosn who are unfititliiiil in mal

-vi tlizit nu uno will i"i\'v iron lliiil.

which fillniied His |»sinbl0 '1`lW Pal P nine itself wus iutroductoiy, em phasi/ing the one matter oi thensed ,_

fo- \.n,dom on the purt of i.tewar\lS und the various plans ol Qi mlzation Hu ing thus 1-iiiuliiisizcil this, T-hc pl ` gi

Bli

tlon ul lion wiuloin iii tliiit liigliel' gt rollin would operate. Here evcl`Y‘ th

into ii clearer utmosphere. In thi. P

tenclriiig wc lime 9 revolution oi thc fr .v.srl0iii of those who are stewards for

srun moyumiwr

ort time However, judging nom

tertailnrrents such as concerts, etc

_,N ,O ,',e ,md in the ,,,,,e,,,,,, my our Packing House, the quality is decidedly superior to that ters of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Of SlIOCk. \ '

Prince Edward Island und New Eng- land. All the,st`ndents and friends ol

instit tl i th 0 -

you no in cola _

gold to any man, wczmin, or child that cannot be hcnclit by Sugeine hair tonic. We are anx c-ns to have everyone try Sageine for we know it' is the greatest hair tonic that has ever been discovered. sngcine will~ positively cure an itchy scalp, bring’ life into dull faded hnii' i-ind add in- ches to its length. Sageine is now Ob- tninable in Charlottetown and is sold iinder a guarantee to please. A large bottle of Sagelne costs hut fif- ty cents. Be sure to go to Geo. E. Hughes' drug store for -other stores don’t have Sngcinc.`

L _ m’__’

D. D. D. Prescription

-for 15 years- The Standard Skin Remedy

Ask i

fcnlrsl Dru qs(-we Char' ul‘elnw|i

ki-iinijoorted T ciylles ale Stallion

'|'hc whole l1riiici‘iIn is finally ax.

If You Want a

-'-@_;uui1;-

“Roomer”

Advertise for one. There

1839-4-Smetf 1

now out in our miilinery depart- ment. 'l'liey’re right up io tlie mins ute and iave very small prices ai- taclied. iisnley Bros 2327-5~6m4i

in ...nn displayed at in msmllg purchaser against getting diseased Meats.

opossa, time can ns no .loom nun Our establishment is the only one in the Maritime Prov

"f”§_§§nn*;§f_1,°{;fv§'e';_ tggugifggis Uitfllg incesdwhere a Govemment Inspector is in chaige the year ` e purpose oi the committee up- fouu - _

~ en ii - - _ - . §;ilsian¢l;y0i’ihiiiii)iii'iiiilii]_ tfnlisiiiii The “D & F ” brand is a guarantee of finest quality and

.ends of.St~ Francis Xnviers En- as our goods are delivered daily to the dealers direct from

Wnlsii, A. Cumlirlrlge, Mnss., _ for i This '"“l” will ll” °'“‘l*““l"l l‘-wh me New England Statw;_C_ S_ l.],,,,,|_ week lor tho season, wi'iith~| er. rson, Purrstloro, for Nora Scotia; I . ”"litl"l!

Thomas '1‘rhl\ii0r_0|,a|-10tte;,,wn_ for _ l ll‘ui flirtlicr rnl'tlc\iluii»iF?vl-ly in Prinm Edward 1‘s}m,d_ ,mil J_ 1l_ l|l(iM AS l\'cLEl.LAN, illm,

MacDonald, Mahon, for Calle Bl‘Cf»0l\- ` lil "lf

' _ _____ 2326 'i<Fmws.\pil

Found, a place where you can get meat at a Si*='

We will give one hundred dollars in I°€3S0l'lI;ll)l€ })l‘lCCZ-

Fresh Beef from 7 to 16 cts

Corn at ii Veal “ Fresh Pork “ Corn Pork “ Ham-Bologna

Hamburg Stk. 14

Pot Meat `

_ _ 9 Elm. Avenue Phone 119 J M NICHO2I.§O1\l SD VtD I 2301-5-5i\/lend 4” C” “ee

*nann-1 l

_ ._ L; American Silver Black Fox Company

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i sn- Donald No. 55379) Certificate-_of Euro ment Act No. 53 Form A. Pure bred _ _ciydesdaie Sir Doiinlvl\vill inakeilie scnsmi of lllif si llie

owiinrs Stables. Murray River. Sir Duiiald isa typical Clydesdale with spscndid bone riciloii. llc has Kroven himiielfn sur. stock gettcr and his slnc _fire sought after by the buyinl: public min- iiiaiidiiilz extremely high piircs. liilvniiiiii: hre<~il~ nrs should look him over Iicforc iii=iliiii;.flieir nares. All mares :il owners iisk.

.Tcriiis Sz Particulars on uirn of

_ l<l§/\R'ivi;Y niios

~ Murray River

‘ A' O

llili-4-ZliinSzii&Wcill5ipd wmm

;_ __a__ _ L: __ _Jun __ ___

“Hundreds oi new straw liat-

ln the Stud

d2i'i?"5R°'1i'~"<3"i3i>

Pure Bred certificate No. 21. _

Standard lioizlstcred 47898 trottor, trliil ’2l8;

half 108, half on ice this winter

race in ' 106i. Shown at five shown in nne

wlnnlnir ovgn reri ribbons and twice winning the r best stu dard bred trotting Stallion. Maypi- 214|, who aired more 210 trottera than any horse ever the time he lived. If you breed your g od chances are good for gettin tr tt "

The liizhest

:ly a lon of e

It a o er al one trottsr ofthe Grand was

aet y ar an in

sire. Bt.,

i-~ _-s.»~ » .'..:.,~;.__..~ffe=--gf

Season IBI4

du.-i~ 1- .

' Newsom.

2nd

_ _ l _ _R¢¢§red' Shiv

Ivlain Office, Ranch, 53 State Street, Charlottetown

Bostcn, Ivlss P E

_ ` incorporated under laws of Massachusetts, U S A Capital ` tock $400 000“00` Par Value $100 00 per sliare Stock Full Paid, Non assessable

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~ The Company will own twenty-five pairs of pure Silver Black Foxes all elig

ible for registration, which will be placed in the ranch about September lst 1914

1 . . »

_'1he _Company will have an up to date ranch with every modern 'conveni

ence, in an ideal location near Charlottetown

Management _

_ The managemcni; of the company will be in the hands of men who are ex

perienced in the Fox business, and who have made a success of the raising of Silver lilnck Foxes in captivity

Directorate

'Ihc l_lozii'cl ul [in-itois is composed of successful business men of high

srzmding, who have iuwstcd heavily of their own funds to make the company a SllCC€:S. ' - K

~ ,

~ ~

#ie-oi ,_. _ _ . . ,

limbs. Bred by (`ottoiilia,\igh, Brlilgo

Davls & Fraser l.....i.....il........~t...i,,.,, .i, _,, ,.,,,

B are ° ga" ° M t ° co" “ ' ‘ |iY lVii Tweedy eos to. take cliiurgo of he movement _ __ ' wil M'

their sl’°°h"l districts". Tm? gimcml ` 'l'huiiia;wvltl/Iclilyllgliilii lililliiqiu l im

upervlsion U' the cmnpmgn w "i1.|u.w ' -- = _ 4'" """"'-9 l,l.lie1o till T\loBda¥»‘.l'»tii iiist iililii uiidsof a. ceiitriil committee. ilu 1 - V ~ ___ __ _ ho will Icnvp fur homo fm Um "DI <ommittee is composed of W. R. _ "‘

JOHN TWEEDY Eaiuis 1

W1 Aquiri, laoosn

Sausages at 12c per lb made fresh every day the i§‘"e Breg (“e",§;°at(§’ °’;2l6]l 4

. lrlnln ace Of

year round. Vegetables of all kinds The Rmhegst Bred Stallion on P L

I An inbred Electioneer. A great

RE G colt tratter, and sire of colt trot

ters Season of 1914 Fee $15 00

' Charlottetown, P E I

mi -“wi 4 ivsfouf

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Subscription

A large part of the company s stock having been subscribed, we offer the

unsold port1on_at par, $100 00 per share, 40 p c. payable on application, balance

0" 9( b¢f0l'¢ AUEl1Sf15lh 1914 A plication may be made to any of the Directors, or director _to the companys o ice, 53 State Street, Boston Mass Prospectus 'and' further information may also be obtained at the above address.

_ _ _ _ Otiicers

J- E. Newsom. President J c Mccimneii. vice President G- B_Ql'|d» Treasurer J S Donnell, Secretary

Directors

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Mm nies