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$3000 00 worlh of Magnificent English Dinner
'l'l.ilslnthe lemons Roni Pelrinin psliorrs English dinnerware, beautifully decorated with rich wrenlhm of roeee.
my in ileiigmriil lmrlels uirlaiiils, the neivl-at irntteriin. luteiit ilesluiis and uiiurunuied lull else tar tsmily uae.
A _ easel this iiiaiinliloonr. eiilriisivure will han cri-.uit bo your iruuin. lt lri rlt for the home er A Queen.
."We want 500 ladies to oem magnificent complete 97 piece dinner este without A
eqirst el oust. We do not mek _vou to enend is nent of your money or buy anything. If you
|\ dlboeuliful set oldishue in your home, alittle sensible use of of your lnnre time
ww! noon bring you one ABSOLUTELY FREE, from our mon! complete ntook 0|
tliin beautiful dinnerware. Vfguéenngiaeg
In righlwnow. It Ie enly.
,fewnnthlntrodnee nl. once to evclv liuiisehenixir in
land. uns newest in\'cnf.lon-the famous COLD
D LLAR NON-ALCOHOLIQ FLAVORINQ
I TRAGTB, me grerirsi aaa oe coed sfwklnii ever
lnygyitod. and the only mal lmprovnmeub on ordinary
lllloring extrucbn ure: yutou thuluurkct.
Unlike ordinary extracts. Gnlil Dnllnrlliworsnre pntun
In eieuu. handy, siiriltury. collupnublo tubes. nothing to
lrreoir. no onrlrta low. ciinuot i-null. require ne spoon to
menlurer and they ni-u_ sapnwcriul und iiiuiily oericuiitru-
udthiit. lour drops will .~|n.il is tt-nsprrniriil el orrlinury
utscts. ln iuct.._ we iziwniiim that min or our twenty.
live mint Lubes will i.~<;\':il tivo twuiity-ilvu M
nent bottles elordiiuiry iiiivoriiig. If I.
This Full Size 25 Cent "“
Tubs I-REE to Prove “ »
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W are osiermlnoa in iiiiraariw this _ pn-ii
Enngdaproduei. to every heusclmruwr ln the ,( _@
, and we will ei»e.re`po eriieiiaintfi lne- - -
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iebolgus, saliistsiul of slwiiilfun tlnniriaiids .
ol dei rs on dlstrihutinp iiiimph-s. newspaper
advertising. eta., we doc ded to ,li-i. mio or two J ,M
missin rash isrriiiy anis al-iii., worn rar -;;-_-.gl
ns intmdueliig tlrerai nrineue ilnvnra iiniomi ;< 
their lrleinie uni rralulriwrs. .nn ir you wil ;, _..`-(.‘,.;.,;
islui np the worn lsr ue. and ue wi-.ri wt. hair ,
nlynu.ynuouneixrubetheownereluurnud 'W'
A dinner set an you cmilil wrilit.
Therefore. ll you have is little were time thsli you are
willing to iilvo us. to help introduce those wonderful
flavors, wesuy wyon
START TO EARN A MAGNIFICENT
DINNER SET TO DAY.
Write us and we will send ynii. postage psiil,
only 12 tubes, nnoly nsenrlcd from the list of nvsr N
iluvnm which we ranks. Use one _ef tiiele yourself.
in your own home, ni our expense. Then if yan are
delights-d with il., und cnnvinnud flint. lil Ia the Brcoli
food tlisvoring ever proilucisi. soil the remaining ll among
your friends in. rrfrnorren una return urium money. only
52.75. our coiliueri-nt iluvurs ooiiiprise-Vanilla, mmm,
Orange. Almond, l’lnr=iiiii»le. strnwborry. Raspberry. eliipls,
ste., una \\-pirlrrneii wry--ri.-.y mr ypri uracil umm, speeds:
uvcry piirv iirsiir run receive iruo rum us, is mngu peep
‘A46 yugo Cook Book Lhnt. is iiimlly worth 50:1. huh? 'voidin-
lt in no Lreiiiilu ut mil to sell them. Yotl will llnd ii only.
piooleut work. Yuur lriunils wIU bo glml  Cf! bhilfnms
oiis reall llovur, und we knew that onee they use them.
they will liurm delighted with thiiln. ll. will bo the MAIDI
work over for yen to earn your beautiful dishes from
tliu start. this will slivo you. and We will ililln in tho ill#
uuiusc future business from the deimxud thus oreeted.
SEND US NO MONEY. Jusf.wrlwu>¢lry,¢sv
that you want to onniii. dinner set. sro wllllnil torrnrescnt
uulriliiirmluoiunourluiiiuusiirmluctsliiynuxneighborhood
rind thu liiivcre will reucli you postage paid. We trust you
with thnm uui.il suit! mul wu know Y0u_ will ho dullghbld
with thu bcnlitilnl dliclwrs you can receive for your work,
inns me orliisrre uiid urrinine eosume payment oi express otisrses
y‘<‘ii‘i:`»!:efi‘ueii{ lii'tliHi:i’il.uuE)d(i;i'|“:"Wl6Lé‘i:'xV ll you what lobe one of the lilniw llslhie whonro Heins tn work
grains baruiimiaiu-i. ii-me ui--luv to Sales lhanager ' 19
'nil |rl'r£ariA1'ioriAi. msnurncrunino oo., olP'f. D. fonenfo, o||1'. :so
Do not forget to put the extratc War Tax Slamp on your letter.
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legs. »
..“' -ff His Sire is the great MOKO, sire of Brenda Yorke
'= 2.04 1_-4, Ferino__2.05 1-2, Native Belle gif), 2.06 1-2 Silver
Silk (4) '2.08‘1‘-2,"Si'fsié N.`(3) 2.09 1-4,' moko 2.10 and .~
: the dam of The Harvester 2.01, T enera 2.05 1-4.
Prince Marjor will stand at his owner’s stables,
Great George Street, where he can be seen at any time.
Terms $15 for the season. Usual return privileges.
- “i>ARKsii;>E JUNIOR” 
Street, Charlottetown.
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 #PRINCE l\/lAR.IOR".
  "I`he Best-Bred Horse on The Island
Prince Marjor is the best-bred trotting Stallion
ever offered Island breeders. He is_ tall, handsome
bay, with black points; has a fine, intelligent head,
beautiful neck, broad chest, strong loins and good
REGISTRY NUMBERS : ' -  h
American, 23289. 
P. E. Island, Enrolment Pure Bred No. 15.<'__,'»~ _` __
“PARKSIDE JUNIOR” will _also make the season at
same stable as “Prince Marjor,” 215 Great George
  G.,_AlYI_urphy, ,Owner,V _
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MONDAY= ~ f
r ON INSPECTION TRIP-Mr. J.
tor, was ii gn on e nes a an
inspected the Government Building
inspect other such buillllllstlirotigh
out West Prince.-Z.
~ RETURN HOM .-Monet or
Arsensult returned on Wednesday
,frqpi_,\'-Rogersvilie, N. bavliig at
dn# a
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BAD R ii .hun help but
. adinlrs-.rtlie .beauty »°f._lhe rllrxpilu ug
coun at the drive tlirou is .Hled
Centreville and notice théintcrest'
taken by the young men-dn helping
nature by planting trees. It is.to be
,enterprising young men and repair the
_roads which ara in a .sorry state.-H.
\ ANNUAL MEETING.-The inter-
est taken in the school by the people
of Centreville School District is shown
by the large .number of _ratepayers
who attended the annual meeting. Dr.
Ilallum and Mr. Hammond Affleck rc-
,slgued and Messrs. John Davison and
Calvin Leard ,Were elected trustees.
The suppleriicntyotéd' was $75. The
teacher has resigned her position.-
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, » NEw_‘ Bu8lNES$¢Mi-. L. A.
Moore, General Superintendent of the
Telephoiie System lu , this Province
was ln Tignlsli on `Weclnesday and
while here visited St. Louis and Mlm-
nilulgash with the view of construct-
lng a telephone line tb each of these
points. That such :prospect is an
assured fact is evlde cod’ from the
fact that such men _ns Messrs. Wm.
Csllagliau, St. Louisand Ben. Gallant,
Mlmuilnlgash are taking leading parts
ln the same.--Z. _
'~SEVERE ILOSS-`-M`r.' Tom Dou-
cette, of Peterville, Rad the misfortune
of having B Young' ve year old mare
of great value break one of her legs
in a. peculiar manner on Monday. It
seems that this mare and another
horse were turned loose in the yard
and without warning the mare was
kicked by her mate and suffered the
injury above stated. On Wednesday
the animal had to be~shot and her
owner is deserving of sympathy in his
great loss.-Z.
~ HEAVY LOSS.-The greater part
of the lobster and cod gears from
North Cape to Kildare suffered a. great
deal of damage on Tuesday by the
great velocity of the Northeast wind
which raged during the entire day.
More than half of the gears came
ashore either smashed or damaged in
such a condition that will make fish-
ing with same this Spring an impos-
sibility. It is also reported that the
immense trap operated by J. H. Nug-
cnt and Co.. suffered great damage
and will take several days to _again
put it in a working condition.-Z.
tuiiinient held ln Emerald Hall o :the
17th inet., under the auspices 0? the
Wcmeii’s Institute was a great suc-
cess. Dr. J. D. MacGuigan presided,
and a very interesting programme
was rendered. ll; consisted of a lec-
ture and school concert. Rev. Dr.
Smith of lona gave a very interesting
account of his trip tlgnugli Austria,
Bclgliiiii, Germany and other Euro-
pean countries. The order was per-
icfrt. Wiliflil goes to show how the nu-
lllcncc appreciated the very instruc-
-tivelccturc given. A vote of thanks
was tendered the Rev. speaker, which
only in a small degree compensated
for thc benefit derived for the infor-
mation received. The Rev. Mgr. D.
J. Gillis then delivered a short speech
which was appliiudcd by all. The clill.
drcn’s part in the program consisted
of drills, ninrciics, ctc., audwas ad-
mirably performed. Much credit is
due Mrs. (Dr-) MacGulgi1n and *thc
other ladies who devoted thclr time
iii traillillg those who will one day
bccoinc the mon and women of this
country.-E.
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B-Ili, HEiliiTY
BABY Bill
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in ‘-i*f~7¢ -- ,_-.\~.---.  ._ '» -
Mrs. Bcci¢’e Fondest Hopes
- Realized--Health, Hep-
piness and Baby.
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.,, Upper Lshave, N. B.,-Cen.,-“l wish
tw thank you for the benefit I received
by taking Lydlii E.
Pinkham's Vegeta
'_ awp  'icq
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   bie Compound for
 female- troubles
ii, from which I was s
i
‘iiiiiii grant sufférer, so
that I was com-
 pletely run down in
' fl health., Other med-
( . lclne, did not help
  me,Mlial:`t’lLy,dla E.
- ;~ ' P'n -- egeta-
  bie Compirund made
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we  
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me wsii and strong. I now' have ii big,
hearty baby boy, and prelse"yeur medl-
cins for the wonderful lot of  lf. has
done me.',’ - Mrs. lsjRA_ilL " acl, Jg.,
Upper Lshnve, Lnn'enburg__Co., N. .,
Canada; , , f
The darkest dsys of 'husband and wife
are when they come to look forward in
s childless and lonely old nge.
Many e wife has found herself inca-
pable of motherhood owing to some de-
rsngement of the feminine system,
often eursble by. the proper remedies.
In many homes oece childless there
are now' children beonnn of the feet
that Lydii E. Plnkheilfl Vegetable
-compound makes women normal.
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Rev. Dugald Macbonsldand Mr. J. J., 5
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case. enter J_»he.1-liriviiizmvlilase ct, ii- ali-f°”.i:_ iam 3:' o
‘ SCHOOL CONCERT.-Tile Qpter-_
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F. when-. General P on lnsvec- ‘-_ I '
' i 'ri isa Miuaceay ii _;-_ _i_
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Headaches, sleep-
- lesencss and tired,
and post orare. From! iierefiie win  H
to eil while there filiieral f_ the *-5 V _ iirt\`§E¥ f‘?l’"“i¢__9
,iriif-.Monsignor aiigsras, wnifisiga *{ - sf ‘°““ “‘"""°“"
flsst week ra,-._-Z I _ f
when you reswro
vigor -to who cir-
haus nerves by
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l th g d example set by tl D  v i 
ow e oo ioso I I.. ase S, rr QQ/
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Nerve 
-'GASOLINE BOAT.-The fine gas-
olil\c` boat owned by Mr. Elias Scliur-
niali, Bedequc, is undergoing thorough
repairs. The work is being done by
Mr. Wiliam Ramsay. Mr. Schurmaii
is thinking of taking a tour of the
western end of the Island.-H.
A NARROW ESCAPE.-On Satur-
day mdrnlng one of the telephone
men met with an accident whlcli hap-
pily dld not prove serious. While
wroking with' a companion winding in
a tclephane wire near the Kindergar-
ten corner the wire came lu contact
with an electric wire, the workman
receiving such a. shock that lie was
thrown to the ground with great
force. Hia companion quickly tooff
off his coat. covered the wire. pulling
it out of the injured man's hand, who
except for the severe 'shock and slight
bruises was not seriously hurt.
'- SCHOOL MEETING.--The at-
tendance at the Abram’s Village
School meeting was large and as us-
ual great lnterest was evinced in con-
nection with the school. ue teach-
ers’ supplement for next year ls the
same, and ` liberal provisions were
made for repair and purchase of equip-
ments. M`r. Joseph N. Gallant resign-
ed as trustee and Mr. Joseph F. Arsen-
ault was elected. The same teachers
will remain for next year. As some
difficulty had been experienced in the
past ln getting good dry seasoned
wood for fuel, this year will be avoid-
ed, as a large quantity already cut,
has been bought, which will keep a
year’s supply"aliead.-M.
~ SCHOOLS CLOSE. - The clos-
ing exercises of thc Summcrsldc
Schools was held in thc Agricultural
Hall on Thursday evening and wus
largely attended. An excellent pro-
gram of clioruses, recltaltons and dia-
logues was well carried out by thc
pupils. Mr. William Stewart, Chair-
iiian of the Scliool`Board prcsidcd mid
presented this diplomas. Remarks by
Chairman. Opeliiiig Chorus, “March-
ing to Vlctuéry," with cornct accom-
panlments. ummcrsidc Baby Show,
by pupils wéstorn school. Vocal Ductt,
Melville illcc and I-lurold Scliurmau.
Flower Drill by pupils 01' lowcr grades
of High School. Presentation of diplo-
mas, cvrtlllcutcs. iilerlt cards and
prizes Exercise entitled Miss Canada
by pupils of higher grades Spccch by
Inspector Bniiltcr. Flag Drill, girls of
upper grarlcs. Closing chorus, We’ll
Ncvcr Let the Old Flag Full. Solo
part takcli by Clair Canipbcll.God
Siivc thc King.
ISLAND BATTERY ‘WANTED_ A
land Buttery of heavy artillcry otllc-
crcd by local men. The Militia Dc-
piirtnicnt have called for 00 uiidltlonal
men and two olllccrs from tho island,
'hut lt is felt- that~lt‘ would bc easier
and more satisfactory to all concern-
ed here to recruit for a battery oi' 200
man. Already sulllclcnt ofilcors have
expressed their willingness to go with
such a body, but the authorities iit
Halifax have -not given their consent.
On Saturday, .Mr. Donald Nicholson,
M. P., and Sen. Prowsc left for Ottawa
tu put the matter before the Militia
Department and it is hoped that
should -the proposal not conflict with
thc plans of the Department, author-
ity will be granted to go ahead. Mr.
W. B. Prowse, one of the most exper-
ienced artlllcry officers, now in the rc-
tlrcd list, has offered his services and
is the prime mover of thc project.
WEDDING BELLS.-A pretty home
wedding was solemnizcd at 4.30 Fri-
diiy says it St. John exchiinge nt the
homo of Mrs. W. A. McGinley, Meck-
lenberg street, when her daughter,
Miss Anna Beatrice, became the bridc
of Arthur Earl Cox. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Victor Jarvis,
curate of St. John's (Stone) church
ln the presence of members of the
family and immediate friends. The
bride, who was given in marriage by
her brother, A. E. McGinley, was
gowncd in white brocadc with rose
point lace, with conventional bridal
veil and orange blossoms. She car-
ried a shower bouquet of white roses.
Miss Gertrude E. McGinley, as maid
of honor, was becomlngly attlrcd in
white marqulsette over yellow .silk
and carried a bouquet of msrgiieritcs;
Mruend Mrs. (lox left-on the Quebec
express eu-route to Prince Edward
island, where they will spend their
liensymoon. Ou their return they will
reside at 78 Mecklebcrg Street. I
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P.E.i. UNIT.-Prince Edward island
had the honour of having thc largest
unit in the Heavy Battery, which
arrived ln England by the 8.8. Cale-
donia this week. an aggregation of
men which may have equals but no
superiors ln the Canadian forces. The
sixty men from the Garden of thc
Gulf, the strongest single unit of the
battery represented the three counties
of the island Province; for the most
part sons of the farmers, but who
followed other vocations, and a large
proportion were member sol the Char-
lottetown Heavy _Artillery Batteries
of Canadian Militia. Of this contin-
gent no less than three were school
teachers, several bank clerks and
others who had held good commercial
positions, some of these even return-
ing to the island for the purpose ol'
§olng with the contingent. Prince
dward Island will have no better
representation than was contained ln
this unit. The Heavy Bsttery'a
strength was meds up of units from
usin r. Chnso’B ,
movement is on foot to raise im ls-
Coburg. Fntarlo (with Colonel Odell.
is Coburg iiiun, i-i commend), Mou-
treal, Levis. St. John, Charlottetown
and Halifax. ‘
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION -Quito
a number of young people gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sackos, 28
-Isabella St., Boston, to celebrate the
birthday Of their little daughter, Pris-
cilla. Demetro, one year old, June 18th,
1915. Wine was served to the gentle-
men, candy and fruit to the ladies.
after which ice cream and angel cake
was enjoyed by ull. Little Miss
Sackos received many nice and useful
presents, amppg them lacing $4.00 in
money. ,Among those present were
Mr and Mrs Ptiliincy, Ralph aiiil Earle
Phinney, Ruth and Thelma Pliiniiey,
Mr and Mrs Babllls, Miss Mclluiinld,
Miss Thibedeau, Miss Mclduclicru, Mr
Simpson, Mr A Sackos, Mr Tiiompsoii,
Mrs Deady. Mrs Siickos, Mi- Thomp-
son, Mrs Deady, Mrs Salmon, Mr l.u-
cas. Little Miss Sackos received
best wishes from relatives ln Greece
and also from her grandmother, Mrs.
Priscilla Allan, Sydney, C. B.. also
from her great-grandpiirents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Francis, Crapaud. l’, E. I.
At 10.30 p. m. all departed to their
homes wishing baby Sackos many hap-
py returiis and also thanking Mr. and
Mrs. Sackos for the lovely evening
spent. The chlld’s mother before her
niarrlagc was Miss Gracc Woolner, of
North Rustico, P. E. I.
NARROW ESOAPE. ~ The North
Sydney Herald says: The failure of
the reverse gear to work on a car
driven by William Moran, employed
as expert in D. J. Campbell's garage,
nearly caused the death ot' Jack Mc-
Cormack, a native of Tracadlc, P.E.I.,
who is cook in the P. E. I. Heavy
Brigade stationed at Sydney Mines.
The accident happened about 11.30
Saturday night. when Moran attempt-
ed to turn his car at the corner of
Commercial and Blowers Streets. Tho
soldier was standing near Gminon’s
Corner, when suddenly the car jump-
ed the curb and before McCormack
could escape. it struck him with great
force, hurling him about ten feet.
rendering him unconscious. The car
brought up with a bang against the
building, but-was xiot much damaged.
McCormack, it was at first believed
by those near the scene, was badly
injured, when a physician was called
it was ascertained his injuries were
not of a serious nature, although he
was sent to the Hamilton Hospital in
the morning. Moran had ii had gash
on the head, but escaped luckily. The
collision was purely accidental, and
could not be avoided.
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Heat the Biscuit in ovcn to restore crispness; cover
with strawberries or other fresh fruit: pouriover them
milk or cream; sweeten to suit the taste.
Your Grocer Sells the Biscuit and the Berries
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