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weak our eyes until. you go to bed
TM! ' L ' mea s ve 's rained'
0 and ,'-otlleln,.§'el-pd-oysalds that
“fall f- Pl BL 01'*-" otal ‘ lindness.
Y Klasse: a e merely crutches; they
neye -i.§:,re._ This 'free prescription.
W)\l°W¢ If‘wi;t;‘el;ted ‘the deyest of so
slllly- _  a won ers or ou.
|3x!¥lt"! -sllort tiglle. Would you like
your ,eye troubles to disappear as if by
magic? '1`ry_this prescrlpt on. Go to the
nearest wideawake drug store and get a
hottie ~of Bon-Opto tablets. Dro one
tab et in yi gtsss of water and allow it
to thoroughly dissolve. ,With this liquid
baths the eyes two to tour times daily.
Just-note how quickly your eyes clear
ur and how soon the inlialnrnation will
dllllosar. D_on’t he afraid to use it; it
ls sbsplutely ~hsrmless. Many who are
MW bind milllt have.,saved their eyes
had thely started, to care for them in
time. his is af simple treatment, but
marvelousiy effective in multitudes of
cases. Now that you have been warned
don't delay a day, but do what you can
to save your -eyes and you are .likely to
thank us as long as you ,live for ub-
lishins this llrsscrlptlon. . The Vallnas
Drug Cn., of Toronto, will till the above
prescription by mall, if your drugglst
cannot. » \
A Mom! t Cl Physl
was lubmintmd. stdid: "§‘o::(§°
remedy. its constituent inxredlenta are well known to
eminent me spaclsllsta sn wi sl prescribes by them
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lsrristare and ‘Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bsnk of Canada
-~ MONEY T0 LOAN. ' ‘
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Oflloe Hours: Q a. m. to 1 p. m.
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A.A`. McLean `K.c., Donald McKinnon
i ms|.aAi|_a menmnon ,
larrlstors, _ Attorneys-at-Law
, Brown Block, Charlottetown.
5 |_JsLes_s,`K.G,,_W. E. Bsntlsy,K.C.
, NlsLl0D,i¢_BBNTLEv
‘ -Barrister and -Attorney-at-Law
Odoes-Bank ot N. B., Chambers
' Charlottetown, P. E. I
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Oilioo liamlnar.
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all foreign oounf
Protoetlo|_\.’l
liow' to' Obtain Pat-
-'ah
-breeding counts every-time. » ‘ V
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from' the Probatojdourtl' tlhere xmo
 . The case". f.'.the Savings
p vs. Isabella H. -Kc , n, an ap-
peal -for' payment was also -heatqd. _-
.EXPERIMENTAL FARM.-A_nsnr
ber of men of 'fA" Coinpany 105th
Regiment acceptedwtile-,,kind invita-
tlmrof Supt. Clark. and' visited the
farm last evening tile mea were kindly
taken over the farnnhy hir. Clark, who
gave them a lot' of ‘useful information
and showed them through .gag Aliifer-
ent buildings- - -1  
DEATH OF IBLANDER-_-.» Thomas
J.~ Ryan. a farm laborer from Prince
Edward Island, whoJ»ecame_unconsci-
gun afteirna ggi; died lolltbgqeslr I at
ort Fa r s . e. -.The p _.siege
that Ryan“wil`l` hit by Victor`§%iolette
and fell, striking his head‘-‘on a con-
crete walk. Ryan, the police say, had
been drinking, and -the authorities are
al Jet, unable to determine the cause
of death. . Violette expressed willing-
ness to give himself up. ' '
PATRIOTIC WORK. - The Vernon
River Branch .of the -Womsn's Pa-
triotic Association have forwarded to
Charlottetown for Red Cross, 'work
the following shipment:-12 pyjama
suits, 12 hospital shirts, 30 pairs
socks. Donations are Mrs; J .F. I-laydén
1pr.socks_Mrs..l.Jenkins Sprs. socks,
Mrs. J. Ross 2 pairs socks_ Ag!
the sum of $70.00, proceeds of -
triotic Dance, tor hospital supplies.
N. Collins, Sec'y-Treas. Patriot and
Examiner please copy. '
PROMIBING ENTERTAINMENT.-.
Ladies who were _privileged last night
to see the rehearsal by the children of
the different city schools in their play
“Cinderella” inform the Guardian that
the youns performers -did wonderful-
ly'»well and gave every promise of put-
ting up one of the most enjoyable enter-
tainments ever seen in Charlottetown.
The play will be given in the People’s
Theatre, Friday evening the 19th inst
and will be in sid of the Regimental
Band Instrument Fund. -
HORSE NOTE.-H. C. Hooper, City
is the proud owner of a colt foaled-a
few days ago. iI‘he darn of this colt is
the celebrated pacing mare Ruby D.
trial 2.21% full sister to Ozen D. trial
2.19% also Dominion D. 2.20. It wil'
be remembered that this mare got in-
jured some two years ago at the races
in New. Annan and since that time sho
has not done any track work but is
been kept for breeding purposes only.
The sire of this colt is Prince Major
ason of that world famed horse the
great Moko. Prince Major is owned'by
J .`.H. G. Murphy, City. ’Mr. Hooper
has already been offered $125.00 for his
colt. It is needless to say that good
THE PICTOU ADVOCATE SAY8:-
The Russlan'Government are feeling
the need of experienced ice captains
to command the ice breakers they
haye bought from Canada and New-
foundland and have been negotiating
with Captain John Read, who, took the
Minto over to Russia. They want Cap
tain Read to he admiral ' of the ice
breaking ileel: and to take over to
Russia with him a number of-ice cap-
tains. We hear that First Oillcer Sen-
cabaugh. of the' Stanley, Seclald 0fil'c-
er Paquet, of the Prince Ed ard. Is-
land and Pilot McGregor Fraser are
willing to go to Russia_ with Ca t_. `
Redd. The Ru'ssia`ns'now.l1nve-two lee
breakers bought from Canada., and!
four secured in ° Newfoundland ahlll
ervjust completed for the »Ca,nadi/an _
Government for workin the'St. Law-
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` LUX is the essence of
_ fine, pure soap in
flakes and possesses
marvelous cleansing
and preserving proper-
' ties. Itkeepsall loosely
woven fabrics from
shrinking and thicken- f
ing in the wash. ~Have
l you tried LUX ?'. , _
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‘L Uix 'basin
 foamy ¢\’9Uilll-like, _
lsthet thal=..f¢_l\l`1l\°i lil-~ 
_ j_ure“the filrniest fabrics ~
- cr: the _ . '
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have recently purchasdd"an` ics break- `s£ltute` met on Thursday afternoon,
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gram
manner in
in
Know Your., Own
Stomach. “spring 'resiesf'
are for thou, who do not
know that Nature must xc-,p
pair wasted tissue i_'rom the
food they eat. Help'Nature‘
to throw off the toxins of
a heavy Winter diet by eat-
ing Shredded Wheat Bis-
cuit, areal whole .wheat food
thai,7,is prepared in _a digest-
-ibleform. Follow Nature’s
plan-get your strength from
la simple, natural' food that
is thoroughly cooked. and
easily digested. Try it for
breakfast with milk or
cream; eat it for luncheon
with berries or other fresh
fruits; make it your “meat”
for the Summer days. Easi-
ly prepared, easily digested.
Made in Canada.
. .*Prlvate Nicholson of the Milltdry
Police Staff of "D" Company was a
passenger from Charlottetowmon Fri-
day, Mr. Nicholson and his co-worker
Mr. Jenkins are to be complimented
on the excellent or der maintained
during the stay of "-D" Company in
Sourls, the desciplirgof the men at all
times being smell t, owing ‘to the
unfalling vigllanch `of`tliis important
branch of the services-*_ _...
PLEASAN1'»‘8|3‘RP-RISE.-Mr. .lohn
Doyle, Charlottetownhwhq ha_ been
employed for some time past .wlth Mr.
W. H. Aitken. has resigned his posi-
tion and joined-the 105th Regiment as
bsndsman. He was presented by his
fellow employees at Mr."Kll!lie`n'e with
a valuable wrist` watch in token of
their esteemand in recognition of his
loyalty in offering his seruices to his
country. The presentation was made
hy Mr. Frederick _I-lewson and ilttingly
acknowledged by Mr. Doyle.
BOATING CLUB.-At the annual
meeting of the Hillsboro Boating Club
this week oiiicers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: Hon. Pres.
-Donald Nicholson, M. P., Pres--Thos
A_ Morris; Vice-Pres-Dr. G. T. Alley;
Sec’y-Treas-G. R. MacLellan. Exe-
cutive Committee-Jos. Praught, Clair
Hudson, P. Murnaghan, W. F. H. Car-
vell and Wilfred Coyle. Auditors--D.
E. Shaw and Chas Drew, The follow-
ing applications for membership were
received and accepted:-W. S_ Louson,
A. C. Duchemin, R. H. Jenkins, Rus-
sel Gay, Rev. R. G. Fulton, and G. W.
Harrison. _ ‘
. ._.*SAD DEATH.-The death occurred
at Georgetown on April 25th of Mary
-Katherine, wife of Pius Flannigan. At
the time of her death deceased was in
the 39th year of her age. Besides a
sorrowing- husband she leaves to
mourn one sister Mrs. Michael Kllfoy
of-Charlottetown, two brothers Hugh
and Daniel McCormac. Death came
after an illness of two months ond hor
loss'will be deeply regretted by her
many friends in the town. The funeral
took place on April 27th and was
largely attended. Interment being
made in the burial ground of St.James
Church; Georgetown.-G.
--MEETING OF STERILING INSTI-
TUTE.-As the regular night for meet-
ing`_wiis_'st’or'my S erling Women’5'In-
April 27th. There was a large number
of members present, and it~was decl-
ded that-the "Sock Social" thatfwss
postponed on 'account of had weather.
be held on Thursday evening, June
15th.- As the proceeds of the social
are for Patriotic purposes it is expec-
ted that the attendance will be large,
as everyone will _he welcome. The
regular meeting for May will be held.
on Thursday evening, May 18th, at
7 o‘clock when the Supervisor 'or one
of her assistants will likely be pre-
sent.
GONCERT.- A
was held in
of
had e
numb r
e
childr n
Much
Florence
ils and
was
-, ,»-_GQQD ,ROADS-Mr. James S.
Gslhnt, Rlisdmastor of Mt. Cs.tmel,is
doink"6¥‘U¢ilént'work'with the road
drag. .lplltllog which he‘ already has
in operation.-‘D. -' 
3 'SHIPMENT OF "ROK8E8J- The
liutwwjd GUI; 'ilf'}h0l Cala  stea-
meri ys_stQrda‘ ‘ U "nc ode ,y-four
horses, for various.points in the Mari-
time~__Provincesi~AmEng the shippers
werolijessrs John"H rne.vyY. S. New-
hom. Walter Moore and' .' 8. Mc-
. .*MIi¢iTARY HOSPITAL.-A mill-
tary hospital has been ilttod up-ll)
Bouria. forthe members of "D!’ Com-
pany, The building formerly occu-
pied by Dr. ‘J. T. Sullivan has been
renovated, and the large airy rooms
make it one of the best military hospi-
tals on the Island. Miss Campbell a.
trained nurse of long experience is
in charge.-'_
AN INVOLUNTARY TRiP.-Pri-
vate McQueen returned war hero, took
an involuntary trip to Pictou yester-
day morning. He was aboard the Car.
ferry steamer seeing some friends oi!
and before he was aware of- it the
steamer had moved away from the
wharf. Private McQueen climbed
over the rail to make a. jump to the
wharf, but the distance was too great,
farewell-to his comrades on the wharf.
..*HOR8E NOTE.-Ellis Pharmacy
Ltd., Montague has received very
many letters within the last week
from the following places: Charlotte-
town, North Rlver, Vernon River, St.
Peter's, Marie, Morell, Sourls and
many correspondents throughout the
country. They wish to announce to
their many customers that they have
not yet decided as to the territory the
well known Sir Commodore Ledyard
will go over. It will be announced in
the papers in a day or two. Michael
Clair, Montague, (in charge.)
ENJOYABLE CONCERT.-The con-
cert and entertainment heldlast night
in the Central Christian Church was
enjoyed by a good sized audience. One
of the attractions of the evening was
the Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph
which gays a splendid programme of
very select music both vocal and in-
strumental. Miss Jacqueline McDo-
nald. of St. James Choir sang two solos
in excellent voice and also gave a
reading which was much appreciated.
Miss Elizabeth Coleman also deligh-
ted the audience with two splendidly
rendered readings. The pastor Rev.
so he scrambled back with a shout of ,
.. . _ . _   ,-,-  -  --- , =_»-'wigs
_ . _ __ ' \-'_,
Puncnasss rlnoesaw. this rs-
ported that'Mr. William .longs if
l-laselbrook has purchaaedl-`the’s ,‘
property of Mr. M. Wood,`Mt. 
bert. » ` » " 
HORSE NOTE. Mn- J.‘ Edmund
Handrahan of Cumberland has dispos-
ed of his fhandsoma Clydesdale. horse
to Mr. John Horne, Winsloe- for a
handsome sum. He is acknowiedgd
by competent horsemen to be tag
tlnest horse raised in that
vicinity." -p if ‘ ~ `
 MARCH.-fl‘l1o_o£§.ers and
men ‘of_ '_105tlL Battsllom _a route
arch d, e city poster ay at
m . _
te'i‘noon,_ ` 'eighby ‘the lt.;'&iental
_ nd and made an exceptlb  
q;p'earance.'~\ Every day show!`.1iil_l-
P_ 'vemen  the marching and ‘gen-
eral besri .of the men. 'l‘his_was
the drag., o_ut in which the new
bandinatr ents were used. ahdthe
mudlc was 'exceptionally ilne._>._._,Tbese
instruments are from the famous mu-
sical supply house of Boosey & Co..
London. England. The bandconsists
of twenty paces and they are pro-
nounced the tlnest ever brought to
this province. They cost in the vici-
nity of $1,400 and were purchased
from A. E. Toombs, music dealer,
City. _
lHE lllll FHlEllll lll
A lllllll Bllllll
The greatest friend to sick people
is the one that helps them toward
health.. But nearly every human
friend had heretofore suggested 9, dli-
ferent means .of regaining 105! lllillml
due to nervousness, overwork, debil-
ity and worry. Now there are dozens
of friends right here in your own town
who will agree that the best friend
to their health is Zoetlc -the health
tonic. This already famous remedy
for "nerves" and their consequent
ailments is a combination of glycer-
phosphates -the actual elements of
the human body with Cod Liver Oil
and delicious tonic wine. A short twol
weeks of iaitllful trial will put you
fair and square upon the path of houn-
ding health. We know this so absolute-
ly that if you cannot report real $0-
gress at the end of that time we ill
refund the purchase price. You who
suffer and suffer and suffer should
not delay beyond today. Sold by E. A.
en you
inthe
takeadoseof-
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fer yeu. sNo's .FR-li_l__Tl‘ ,=,"»__@-I-,'l”\S
so pleasant to take, too.-< It pf¢,V§I§i$
functional irregularities, corrccts_,m
orders of the liver and prornotts  `
health.  =" `
ENO'S FRUIT SALT makes a. cooling,
sparkling drink-elfervescenl. und refres -
ing. You can drink it at any i|me`vutl1
benefit.
Prsfnrsdonly by
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'I_`hat’s the way every OSTERMOOR owner _feels after
his first night on this famous Mattress; it soon becomes
_a hardshi to use an other. _ -
_¢I.0ne-thirdlzlf your life is); ent in sleep. If you spend this time (as
so many people do) on aliardj lumpy, unsaliitary hair or mixed.Mattress,
made worse by a  woven-wire spring, why should you expect real
` rest-even if you do own a $50 bed? ' B SP )
(LA sofll resilient Ostermoor Mattress referahl on a anner 
` give? ou an entirely new idea of slgep oomfzrt. You pay .
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