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Tlioiisancls sul't‘er from Eye Strain

without knowing the fact, They see Well and are not aware that ri riliiioiis. "Xllonrlltiiro oi’ nerve" force alone ennliies the eyes to lriiimph over exist-

IUK detects and serve obediently.

t‘l1ildi'en are frequent sufferers irom y Eve Strain, arising i‘rom wholly un- } suspected defects oi’ vision. Sqnlni l°"0l‘0Rs eye) is due to detective L vision. and unerrlngly indicates Eye _ Strain. Tile right glasses worn in ; time will correct both, while, ii . neglected, the squinting eye gradually

loses its acnteness oi vision and iinully &

'mil' an operatnn will mitigate the evil. A;

I'7Vf‘ry chiid’s eyes should be thorough- ly examined before entering school, -

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` BPE_ciAL Mserriivc. G. w. v__A lflnlglll iii l1o’clock. Important. Dale

little to he appointed tor National Pon vention. 593

AUTO OWNERS SPECIAL AT TENTlON.-No motor vehicles will he r>»+rinlr.t~-.ri to be operated in this ri-o vince alter' Wednesday, -the 28th May, instant. without being equipped with H0"-glare tenses and new Markers tot me °‘"'l`¢“! Year. BY order. Arthur N“WI>¢fy, Asst. Provincial ,Secretary

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` GREAT STRIKE OF HERRIN .__ ‘)f"1 "I IIN-‘ tmratcst strlkesiot het "till-1 lU\0Wn to tlshf-i-men along the ..\!ortl\\irnbei-land Strait bag appeared Nets in Iiuctout-he N, B., llnrhor and other harblrs ning that coast Wm-yr sunk by the Woliilit oi the ilsh. More lllfill one hundred men ironi Grand Vlwmli are at Northumnei-lnn.i sn-an iioliits smoking ltr-rriniz.

POLICE COURT--'i‘hc Police (‘ou\~t limi ii busy session yesi,,ei°ility ini-»riiing_` J. (‘uil<-n charged with. driurlrenness railed to appear and his $20 ball bond

was tori'eilerl_ lie was also convicted? of inti-action ot the Prohibition ion und a $100 or three months sentence

was imposed. Prohibition case.,- :igainst Douglas Smith and Watson iilggins were adjourned to ilm 27th IUSI. M10 ililalnet J. Stewart was adiourued to the ftlst and one against ,l. Harrigan was dismissed.

CRAP.AUD-,--Tire iollowln'.: is stand-

ing ot' the pupils oi (‘rapaud school for tlie month ot’ April. Grade Vlll.-l. Lilian Ma,cl,.r-nn. Grade Vll.-1, Ernest Doatlte; 2, Edith Thomas. Grade VI.

*Mary Ncwson n.nd_l.iiwson Harvey tequalll 2, John Bovyer; 3. Lionel Burgess, Grade iV.-l. Bea Cobb; 2, Geo Parker. Grade IV.-l. Ken Beet; :Lolita ;/rncwiuie; a. :itat-lol-ie Leann

wson, Grade ll.-l.ucl11a' Sherren;

2, tlltestei' Story; il. Geo. Full. Grade l. Sr.--i, Gerald Best: 2. Mae Sturdy. Grade I. Jr.-l. Harold Iiarvy; 2, George Lcard; Ii, Amy liarvy, 'l`he following were in perfect attendance: Marjorie Leard. Leu. Dawson, Fenton F‘uil. Amy liarvey l-lurolrl Harvey, Oscar Full. Keith Leard, Jessie Daw- son, Edith Lear-d. Edith Tlioinsou. Lilian MacLean, Ernest Deuthe, Mary Newaon. Ruby Deathe, Lawson llarvy. Kenneth New son Liouole Burgess, Ben Cobb, .lolin Burgess.

ALL NERVOUS WOMEN _

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Tlicre ie no scci~ct about Vinol. li.

owes its sneer-ss to heel and rod liv-

er peplones, iron and iiiuiiganesiv pep- tonates and glycompliosiiiiates, thn oldest unit most i'omo.\`ts body building tonlcs. We strongly i'ecoinniend` it,

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1150i' oi the London -Lite ln.~‘.uranco tfrrupnny, London (Ont), “fan in S-i,

lucas trip tltroi_ii_:li the .\'lnrltiine Prov- inces and will go from lu-ro to P, |11, I.slrind_ lie tendered it liiinqiioi at Iiond's i'cet.'turant Frirluy evonliii; to the rucrnliers of the stair' of the prov- ine:-_ l~‘. W. llewltsnn, pi-oviiu-ini

about twenty two Etir-sts were pres ent nays the -St. John 'I‘e|egi'fipl\.

GROWlN_0j-GARDEN 3EEDS.- vi,-_

cnlur No. 17 oi‘.\,he Dominion Experi-

ment vi1i°iei,ir\s~; ol' vvegf\t£i.hins can be grown at l\orn"e` ot as irood or better quality than»'is'\thd imported sr-nd. To

insure ha_viyig gong, spoil _howevm-, il

which hu-ppen tio be lott unused. This piihllt-ation which is entitled “Every G-'u'tlenor Ilia Own Seed Grower" is oli- tuiriable from the Pulilications llrancli ot the Department of Agri:-.iiliure ut

and cilrfi l'o\‘ neeils oi slit-li garden

plants. lettuce, ineions. li=It'SI"5'- PPD* ,petm, peas. riulish. tomatoes. and

some other crops. _>

lport ot' the Ladies’ Mil oi the .\'iethod- Iist Church was held on \\_r-onesday. May 21giiri the Hearn. Mcnioriai liait. The t|~@ggr|r(\r reported ii- hillaiice ot` cash on hand $204.25, Mrs. ill. ll. Beer ,in the report ol' the lied Frost; work stated that ‘since May liilti, l.242 pairs of socks had been knit and 235 l>HIl‘~‘i

of mittens. making* a total since the sopieyy was ni-gaiiized in 1916 of 1l,lfi7 pairs oi socks and 2:56 pairs ofuiittciis, ln addition to the knitting, NH IIQSDILHI garments und 40 ri=t'ugee garments 'were made. The following oillcers were elected for the ensuing ."9f\"- VW' sldent. Mrs, George (lardiut-r. lst vice President Mrs. tieorizr- \Vlwatle>'. intl Viec Mrs .l . ilolinnn. Secretary N111. W. M. llonc, ’l`i'eusur-er, .l/Irs, Peiuzy "'I`ui';ier, Executive, Mrs. Jas. Paton. .\irs. Mit.cin.~ll.»Mrs. Geo, E. l<‘ull. Mrs. Pierson. Mr-;. 'Worth. Mrs. ilowatt.

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Moucton ’i`r-ans(-ript HHYS1 Th" “"“' C. N. R. ltailwriy workshops at Si. Malo ure expected to he reaflil fill' operations in the month ot’ Juno. Rails necosaaryto connect the sliops with the main lino railway that will Vnnalile-the earloudi-i ot- rnuoliinvry to reach the shops are now being hliil. and machinery is expected to be in- stalled soon, Mr, G,_ lfred Kuoiiilit, oi' the C_N_R_ Mechanical Depnrluienl, Of this cltyyhaa been prornotetl t_o the position ol,” superintendent or the St. Malo shops, and will leave hero at the end Oi the month to assume his duties. Mr. Knlghtfg inuny l'riend.e will regret to learn-ol' his upproacliini; ilvpartiire iiom the city. hilt will he pleased to liriow the transfer' is in the Line oi' promotion. Mr. Knight is n sou of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Knight. i'orincr» ly oi (lhnrlottetown. 'l‘here l'rienils here will he pleased to learn oi' the success oi their talented son.

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pole ’i'inies," Mr. and Mrs. E. I.. llui-hoc oi Lake Avenue announce the eiigiigeinetit of their sister, Misa Marirrirct Edith Wood, to the Reverend

’*I‘°“I‘I II" I"`°‘I“"""I I"°'“ ‘hd WSI ,Ray Stevenston. Mr. Stevenson wan r»\m\ts 01' the emi' relhel' than the-et*-` rm-mer-ly pastor- or inn wninnin ni. E,

`uliuroli. has fivwently 'i'etui‘ncd trout France where he spent a yen-r in w_u_r work. The wedding will talte place, in tho early sairiiner, Miss Wood isvn daugliter ot Edward Wood. Pownallii "

Ottawa. and tells how to grow. sclect.‘ » .’.il;'.5p¢i_

il‘l`0ilS IN I-Wi1“-“- i`0I`"- "“““I'\I-"""*7» Ogg' CAPT. CLARK'S SUCCESS. - The

‘i'ollowing' i'ei'ereiicc from a Western exclmnge ‘viii be oi' much interest here as Capt. Fred Clark is the son ot' Mr. A. 'E. Clark, Station Agent at Soiir'iu_

I ANNUAL REPORT-"-'I`Il01il\l\\1“I "“‘ (‘aptain Freil (‘lurk. whose promotion

to a captainey recently made him as- sistaiit supminteudeiit to the Trans- , Siberian railroad, writes to his wife,

I under dare ot April Il. that he has been . assigned to tliarge ot' the division he- tweeu lhhinchuria and Omsk. Captain Clark has been in the service over a year and a halt’ and len months otvthis time he has spent in Siberia. lie was with the Southern Pacific company here and enlisted with -the division nl 300 Aiiierlcan railroad inen for a period oi' tive years. but it is now un- certain wltether he will have to remain in the service for this length ot time. it he should and he stalioirml at Viridi-

vostolt, Mrs. Clark plans to _loin him.”

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country, li'-is been continuini.: his study in Siberia, and it is necessary in this brain-ii oi the service.

~thc suniiner holidiiys was Mr. i<`ulton Anderson, M. A., son oi’ .\ii'. und Mrs. W,'I`_ Anderson, Morell. _\ii'_ 'Anderson was recently appointed l‘l‘0<'tor Fellow tn Princerowii (lraduiiti-_ school. 'I_`-ills I-‘eliowshlp which is llir' Iililllenl Princetowii awards is given only to ti candidate whose post gi':iduate work, has been exceptional, and who Dos- sesses unu~‘.iial ability tor rr~search. Mr. Anderson graduated from Prince oi Wales in liilfl and ironi Dalhousie

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