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UBSDAY PRESENT 'PIDN-,~At Froilslitictuli.
       
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A  “_F|lU|T-A-TlVES”
1,152,000 Boxes Sold Last Year.
Six of These Fruit Liver Tablets for Every Man,
Woman and Child in the Dominion.
In seven short years, “Fruit-:i~tives” has become the
most famous and the luost widely used medicine in Canada
that liasevcr been introduced to the people of the Dominion.
liven those \vho take “Fruit-zi-tives” regularly and recoin~
iiieiid these famous fruit juice tablets to their friends,
probably have no idea of the enornious nuuiber of “Fruit-
zi-tives” that are being used by those wishing to regain
their health.
Last year, over eight thousand gross boxes of
“Fruit-a-tives” were sold. As there are one hundred,
forty four boxes in a gross, this means that over one million
one hundred tliouszincl boxes were sold in 1912. And
this year, this number will be still further increased.
This means a box of “Fruit-a-tives" for every six
persons in Canada, or six tablets for every man, worilan
and child in the country.
“l"rii.it-a-tives” are sold in every section of the Dominion. On the rugged
Atlantic coast, throughout the l\-Iaritiuie Provinces, aniongflic Frencli in Quebec
and the English in Ontario, all over the great Prairie Provinces auil on the
shores of the Pacific, “I~`rnit-n-tives’ ’ is the best selling medicine in stock.
This is true because “Fruit-a-tives” gives results. For chronic Constipa-
tion, Indigestiou and Stomach Trouble-for' bad Blood, Skin Eruptioiis and
Eczeixiu-for Rlieiinizitisni, Sciafica and Lumbngo-for Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary Troubles-"Friiit-ii-tives" cures when nothing else will.
ln the head office iii Ottawa, are hundreds of letters and photographs
from grateful men and woriicii who have been cured of sickness and siifl`ei'ing by
“lfriiit-ri-tires.” Iiliiny of tliesc letters :ind photographs lizivc been piiiilislied by
}~»~riiiii,;~ion iiiiil liave iiiiluccrl other sufferers to try “l-`ruii-a-tives." This is one
of th" |`;ii~tor:i iii the dcniniid for “lfriiit-:i~ii\'es," `\\‘liich is now sold in cvery
city, foivu, liniiilet ami cross ronils store.
gon. zibor, Gfor $z.5~» trizii size, 256., ut all dealers or iiciit on receipt of
price by l<`ruit~ii-tives Liinitcil, Ottawa.
'LOSS '  ’ SO!-IO0NEll.'f-'l`he
saloon.: ‘ sit-' boils. misusing to
Messrs. 'Rater Mcliiitt & Soul. Helpe-
qua,_,_wh_lch, arrglrendy reported ln
The _Guardian. was lot off the Cape
Breton coast with.n general _cargo of
merchaiidise B fcim days ago, was of
100 tons burthen and, was valued at
$2,000, -while the value of the cargo
in Plhcad at $5,000. As glreudy stat-
ed, both vessel and cargo are cover-
ed by insurance.
~1\\
ISLANDER BURID.-On the ai-
ternoon of April 15|:-li, there ,took
place fi-,om 'Teulon Hospital. Teulon.
Manitoba, the funeral of John Mac-
Kenzie, lately oi’ Charlottetown iP. E.
I., The simple and impressive service
was conducted by Rev. Mr. Wliilluns
of Balmoral, assisted by Rev. Dr.
liunter of the hospital and Rev. Mr.
Smitliermzin, Episcopal minister at
Teulon. The presence of many friends
nnd their silent sympathy were sour-
ces of nnich con.fort to n sorrowing
hrother and sister who were the only
rclutivcs present.
l"LilURISHING S()L‘.IE'lY.-The un-
nunl meeting of the St. Ii`.lizabot,h'is
Aid Society of St.. Dunstuu's Cathed-_
ri-il,tq0k plviicc i-n thc tmsomenh otl thi”
,i'ro-Gathedrul on Sunday ’lus'r.The ofli-
cers for the ensuing year are:-Mrs.
Dr. S. R. Jenkins-President. Mrs.
J, J. Ifornliy-Vice.-Pres. Mrs. (Dr.)
li. J. Ledwell-2nd. Vice.-Pres. Miss
('elin Kelly-Secy/Mrs, Wm. Moran-
Treas. The work doric by the ladies
during the Dust year has been excep-
tionally wide and comprehensive, .Gov-i
ering many acts of kindness null help
that other sections of church work
fail to rrnch. '|`he flnuinciiil end of
the society is in u Slllcililill Ciinill'
tion the liidics liuving hold- sevcriil
moim_v-ruining tens, ctc., that were
iirrqualiiied successes. 'l`lie re-elected
President, Mrs. Jenkins, and her able
stuff of assistants ure to be congrat-
ulated on the splendid showing made.
They enter upon their coming Ycar‘s
work with bright prospects.
WEDDING }3l<ll.L‘o`.-ilrnce Church,
Winnipeg, Mun., was the scene of a
very pleasing event on April 29th,
when Miss id, Oli\'er Gardner daught-
cr of Mr. und Mrs. .lirmes H. Gurd-
ncr of 789 Beverly St., became thc
lyiilii of Mr. John A. McKenzie \'»h0Sci
piireiitul ironic is at S\1mm€l'Sl<l0.
P.i~l.I. .lt 2.30 o‘clock the bride eu-
tcrcd the church to the strain-S of
L.oi>ci:riii's played by Miss Myra Kee
of Victor St.. formerly of Lucknow,
;.-_-.-____- - ____.._-==-_:.-_ - _-_-____-..__. .-..;.2-;_-_-_.~._-.-_..-.;-;----::_=;=- -- .-_-_»-- 1.- Ont., Miss lfrncdn Ferguson noted ns
'Bun/iiri 
Makes the True  
Home-Mndehread if , _ e , g
Yoinfhloer Used lo  
   _ 
.,; . ...V i` ~;._. ‘ -' - . \
“B-cover’-' Flour is "l'.7i`\. .i  T
B blended flour* .t /  
it I:
21.2” "‘
reallytwofloursin _ gi  , <
the quahty, _ ~.'» 
one. It contains ,
nutrimcnt and flavor of Ontario i' ', _,
fall wheat and the strength of 1 ,  
.\ \
Western wheat. 5 L i g .
“_Beave.r" Flour is a perfectly   
balanced flour. It makes bakin2 
easy because it is always the  _ ,, _, \iiiii~,_{i`;‘/,'
_ /fiiiiipy f /f\\\\ /1'” ,-,»,
same in strength, quahty and - 
W /..;.7
flavor. Your grocerhas it. Try it.   
DEALERS-Write nslor priocaonlleed,  / l, 
nur r. u. muon co.. uurrui.  H,
es
__ \\~ e
`I-AQ..
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ffffrr o
CIIATIIAM, DIL l4O
i‘_ I".-l‘l>Ill.l<l\' ii; l{l5N'l‘ ST, lli\iil.l*'/lx,
N. H; Truvclliiig rhilci-1 Agent.. I
ri . . -- ---- - -  -
Makes the days _
Cutting,-
A PLEASURE
"<\
Truly n
dainty bite.
With a flavor-a velvety smooth-
ness - and a wholesomeness
' distinctly its own.
Dnliglnful bm qf ull( ehnlau.
(§CYWO\hl
IAMI
a :muon
nuwunll’
no -
~
bwirlesniaid and .lliss Ilelen Collins as
flower girl while the groom was us-
sistcil by S. Gardner, li. A., of Unit-
od Collelze und brother to the bride.
'|'hc bride was attircd in n dclicutc
uowii of shadow silk crepe de cliche
und carried ia, bouquet: of ‘bridul
roses. 'l`hc bridesmaid in shadow lace
over pink and Miss Kee in the some
over blue were very dainty, ‘After
the ceremony n pleasant wedding
dinner was enioyed at the home of
the bridne's parents. 'Phe guests .pre-
sent outside the immediate relatives
included Messrs. Harden D. Orser
both of the I. H. C. which company
.\lr. Mclicnzic also represents as col-
lector in Nlanitoba., Mrs. Orser; Mrs.
A. 'Flioiiipsnn formerly of Lucknow,
.\|r. Dugiirdc of Beausejour, Messrs
Guy :ind Ronald Timmins, formerly
of Halifax, and Mr. W. R. Johnston
cousin of the bride. The toast. to
the bride ivan proposed by Mr. S.
Gardner in flttinz terms nnd neatly
rggpgnrlgd to by lllr, ]lCK0llZic. Tile
Ladies were toasted by Mr. Harden
with delightful humor and Mr.
Thompson briefly replied. Mr. Gard-
ner, Sr., spoke at some length on
the family changes during the past
few years, he ,find Mrs. Gardner ibeing
novo n.lnio.~if, alone again. MP. UYSHF
roplirri with ngtew brief remarks on
tho _nimiswnt nature of the event and
thc :liniicr and the sterling worth of
Mr. iliclien'/'ie no it true gentleman
nml ¢ni~i‘uetin- worker uftcr which thc
party i-uw thc bride and groom oil
for tlicir own apiirtnicnts nt. 232
i~'.i‘viinr~ Si., 'with showers of rice ond
coiii‘ntt.i' The gi'r\om's gift to thc
hriiln wus n hr°n.uti[ul gold cameo
img. to the groomsnmn n sterling
iiioiiiitr-,d iuiit. caan umbrella. The
brifln presented Misa Kee with it
In-.iii'l brooch, Miss Ferguson n, gold
ring; with pearl-ii and Miss Collins a
i-iirznet ring. The _young couple and
gpciifliiiig ,, fr-\v weeks in tho West
iiftf-.r which they will bc nt home at
their iimirtinentii until July when
iii-oy will visit th:-. i;i~ooin's parental
low-fi in P.E.]’. and his sister in
York.
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N B. on doudsy evemns. more ~
sion' 100, loud arm llataivam A
oiiurnii waited -um: un. illcnxngil.
lin, wife 6| the pastor, (Rev. Neil ‘Mc-' '
Laughlin) gud presented to hor a
bandsoma quid costly silver tea serv-
ice of seven pieces. Rev. Mr. Mc-
Laughlin said. family. are to leave ._
next month for:Bq;~muda. _ "
rnrzm-w1'NN1i`in.-'In' comie¢i»i0n_
with the prize and class list of hge-
Glll University which was recen ly
issued, in addition to the particular; -
already given in the Guardian of the _
successful _work ot,Isls.-nd underglfadui .
HWS. - it..-rfiiier  .==\!=“¢i°“°<i. *lie* .Mn
F: (`»1yde Aul , leon, of Mrs. Auld,
Brighton) wgio _did exceptionally well
among se'cnd-vear students, was-
bracketed”_wl'th Miss Margaret Cam- .
eron as the` winner. of the Charles G.
Caster Memorial Prize. This prlzei is
of the value of $25 and is intended
ng a tribute to-the memory ot the
late Rev,-..Chns. G. Caster. M. A., P.
H. D.. Principal of the Grammar
School, St. John, N. B., being ot-
fered for competition by Mr. Colin
ll. Livingstone, B. A., to undergrad-
uates, (-men and women) from thc
Muritiiiio Provinces. It is awarded
on the decision ct the Dean of the
Faculty of Arfi to that student in
Arte who shows the greatest profi-
ciency in the examinations nt, the
end of the session. Of 'eo-irsc. the
prize, being in money, will be divi-
ded between Miss Cameron and Mrs
Auld. It should he stated also that
Mr. Auld wus' top of the second-year
men, being third on the complete -
second-year list, two girl students ,li
coming before hi-nt-. This has been an I "
Y »» Y _ ,.
students nt McGill. Mr. Auld missed . 
the second your iclruininations in _.
Cliiss I. of tho ll. A.. course, and
Miss Cameron; Mr. Clarence 'V' 5
mi'-irsh, another _student from Char-
lottetown. _niso 'passed the second- 
year exams. for B. A., being third in '_
Class II. 
Painful Rhe umaiism 
_ T
i3i.oo1> ‘ _
treatment that does not. build up aiid 
purify thc, blood. The poisons of 
rhciiiizutism ure in thc blood and it
1':
~ 2°
was third on the lint lirnclmtcil with 'I4
<
' fl'-.
LINIi\ll§N'1‘S OF NO .\VAIL--MUST 
UE (`l..1{l'll) '_l‘HR()l'(il-I '1‘llE 
ent cure? - 
Because rhciimat-ism defies any 
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unusuall siiccmaful ` our 'for girl 
'fr
Suffers from 
fi]
bf'
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Why nre tliei"e,so inwiiy failures in 
the trciitiucnt of rhcumutism? Why `§';..
are so rhany suficrers rcsigiicd to ri £114.
lifn of puin, dcspairing ot ,, pcrmii.n- iff,
f»;,.,.
-/‘_
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sfo
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Aiivifillw
  IS _ .-
Between the unshaven
cheek of thesloven and the
unctuous iowl of the`r_nuch-
barbered' lop' comes the'
clean, freshface ol the rrian
who shaves himself with a
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tg.
'll  
fiadistyflhannor' 'l
Shaving withlthe GILLETTE is so quick an easy at ere is
no temptation to neglect it--and so smooth and comfortable that an , _
after dressing of soothing lotions is not necessary.
A The GILLETTE shave is the choice of clean-cut,_self-reliant men  ,
the world over. The GILLETTE face is a winner. " f »
Standard Gillette Sets cost $5.00-Handy Pocket Editions $5.00 to $5-00-fl -
Luxurious Combination ‘Sets from $6.50 up. At Drug, Jewelry & Hnrdwvb 5\0¥¢&
  I Gillett Safety Razor Co. of Canada, Ltd.
S(-illlipli The New Gillette Building, - Montreal.
»
a in ii.  _-,
f;i.,,;;f,;-;=;_..a',~"»  1 /,.'_ :_‘ ~‘ ' _ ~   .f . , ._ V . - . . _ 4 _, _ ;, , 4 f, ~, ,_ M.
. “u -1 =._..f?.- _...W ..=.=--.----- -------#=-*'~= P-'F-"-'-“--f
is only through the iiioon that the _L _ ._ f. _V ‘ _ ,
disease can be fought siiccessfuily. 
Unless the blood is weak and impure
rheiimnt-lsm cannot get n foothold.
When it docs the thfin and impure
blood is not strong enough to over-
come the poisons alone. It must. be
strciigthcncd and purified. Dr. Wil-
limos’ Pink .Pills for Pale People are
further progress of the disease. Tlicv
Goshen, N S. save: “About two
not walk und had to stay in
swollen an-d my arms seemed to hc
paralyzed. I had been-using doctor‘s
medicine for n long time, but it did
not secm to ‘help me, and the doctor
fiiirilly told me that the only thlni:
that would cure me would be ii
chniiizc of climate. At this time I dc-
cided to give Dr. Williams’ Pink Pil,s
ii trial rind got. n gunoly
after ii while I' . found they
were holpini: mc, and I pot ,. further
nm] I have not been sick one flnv
r-incc. I atronrrlv recommend llr. Wil-
linmn: Pink Pills for»t.b"= trouble."
You can pet these Pills from any
rlouiu- in medicines or by mnil. Dmi-
nn1¢1_',,f, 50 contra ,, box or six lioxcvi
for $2.50 hv writlnp 'l.‘lic Tir. Wil-
limos’ Medicine (‘o., llrockvillc, Ont.
"we ning -have 5 special linn . of
percules we would like you to acc.
36 inrlios widc, with iliflcront colornil
stripes. Regular 160. for l.Zc. `l’iit~
ons. 2378-5~l5M3l.
Now who house ` livin
do this by using Liquid Veneer, u
prcpiii'nt.io|i that has guincd tha un-
lproval of ull who have tried it. ilt is
casv to use and makes old furniture'
look like neu. Two Macs, 149 (irciit
Goorsc Sf.. Mhlti.
 !
For the exterior puiiiting (2 coats)
of Sf.. Jouchlm's church (brick)
Vf-rnon River will be iweccivcd hy
fthe iindcralunod until the 28th inst.
The lowest or iiny tender not necess-
arily accepted.
P. D. McGui;raii, P. P.
VERNON RIVER.
May 1,'ith, 1914.
2370-5-l4Mtst4l.
i 
Fundy Fox Co., Ltd.
sr.
Hall
"IU
picul ‘ explain' clearly.
' ' ' i A
yen;-F, ago I wa. laid up with rhcu- , 'll t t
matismi. For two months I could i  
Rn
invaiinu chair. My feet were iinniy ' EST. 1900 _
For Drink or Drug Habit `
sunplv and they complctv\1vc_ur_e_d ree..
"A.ncw line of.fancy silks snituble
for trimming just _art ved. in Dresden,
Bulgarian, Brocaded and Fancy Goods
See them on the trout counter. Pat-
ons. _ 2378-5-15M3i.
The eillcacy of this rcniurkablc treat-
mi.-nlhrui been proven to the satis‘action
of thousands of luifortunatc liquor anti
drug users and their relatives.
THE 'l`Rl£A'l`Ml'IN_'l` N C0i\1l"()$El7
Oli PURELY VhGE1`ABLl£ MEU-
ICINES? is giiaraiitccri Iiarnilcss. quick
inlits action, certain and lasting in its rc-
su is.
l'l` IS '|`lil€ ONLY SCIENTIFIC
'l`l{l£A'l`Ml‘IN'l` adminisfcrcd _“.\'it|iout the
uso of liypodiriniic iiilucrioiis or any other
sircnous method.
TREAT.\ilfN'i` MAY Lili _HAD AT
ANY _OF Tlfli G/\'l`I.iN lNSi`l'|`ilTl<1$.
cstablislicd tliruiighloiil thc World. or ii
special trc:ilnieu_l will be furnished those
who prefer remaining at hcnie.
FOR CQNII-'l.I'1TF.' lNFi'>RMA'l`ION
soul scaled iii plain envelope address.
Catlin institute Lid."
'46 Crown Street
phone Main 1685 St. John, N.B
" ii th . is . L! » " “- '
tlioroiimily cicsiieid, is the time to l"""i‘l’*"""”'***' FOR' SAI-‘E“FlR-"l'|` CLASS VITY
hi-izliteii up vmir furnflturo. You ciin i -* n 'md Suburban "°"'m“"°°" Wm' barns
i ' 
7  iizi
§  
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'mx
;-sb V '§.-/
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"~_,____,» \ READY FOR SHIPMEN'l‘_ NOW
_ _ Hqiq|_ y
Ma r ii n igup
Broadway at 82,, _‘Stn
NEW YORK. '
Ollfils
-4
>-:-21-;-1-;-; -_'-';=;.;.-  --ff -.-~.--..-_.-,-5..-.--.-.. -_- ..--._~_-.._.,
' Twenty-five cunts. `
the. host blood-huildirng medicine  ‘ ll__ ______ A _ __ __ _ _ _ _
ry » ~ "0l\¢ will ner wurdiini insertion in this calvin.
' each continuation. Cash must accompany order.
,_   vGuziiiiiiliiiicinslsirii-iiiiinsf.
You can take] They make new blood il ""'*-"‘ “rl-‘-‘-1--L-=:¢-2-_ls-w-;_§i??Ei-_-li-Z-Ei-J2231-;
with every dose and promptly check , The ri _ '_.__ *_ -_ _V ` __ 
mai. the i.i<><»n so pine .mn strong i G r AGENTS WANTED 'ron sAr.E-srniuonnooxrfinu
i
thiit. not the least truce of rhcunint- , I .~ » - \ 1 .,,
isiri rciiinins. Mr. R. J. Sinclair.  .M 'ATS wA\r1hD ll I
i
. _ »  US SHOW
you how to eurn $10.00 n any gen.
ing household article no housewife
ciiii resist. Sells nt n1,n0,.n eve,-yi
home The Gerard Mumufiict.uring`
io., 46 Murray Avg, Quebec, Q'n,,_,
23i5~5~isMizi pu.
Ft.-M.-\|.lS HELP WANTED
iiiiirrnnkr Quuni€`u6T'i.FL`,"`rwoi
__=li!i“1r:f°°m rifle.. __ .2.2§'_9-§:€>_1!i*f- _ _ _
WANTED-YOUNG WOMEN FOR
training school in hospital tor lu- i
BaD0» ADDI? to Dr. E. ,V. Scribner, ‘~
Supt., Worcester State Hospital,
"'Box 57, Worcester, Linen,
_._-______._.  __ . '_3l10_-‘~22MU- ' I
"wAN'rr~:D-YOUNG ' \i'oii|<1N'"'Pi'~'6 `
work in u training school as nur-
ses for the insane. Address I-". O.
Box 1178, Worches-ter, Mass."
"' 2166-4~25Mi?l3lnos. i
LADIES’ WANTED FOR HOME
work, embroidoriiih centro pieces, i
table runners, cushion tops, etc.,
whole or sparc time; experience
unnecessary: material .suppLlcd.
National Embroidery Co., -21-36
Toronto Bt., Toronto, Out.
1428-2-28ms2mospd.
  i
FUR SAl.i»
oiitbufidiiiustand lands in connec-
tion therewith. Located on tho best.
and most desirable streets in tho
city and suburbs. Spacious and well
kept lawns surrounded with hedges.
liasidences handsomely finished both
inside and out, and in-;good.repn.lr.
Fitted with ull modern' improve.
ments for comfort und convenience;
equal to thi- best in the city or
Province. Persons look-[ng for A
desirable property cannot tail to be
suited., For particulars _g,pp1y| tn
Gullflel. tk Hasznrd S_0l{¢i€0r5,
 I-U' f
'ro i1¢iiN'i‘ o`n'ro Lnlslii, THAT
Tumworihs. have two - -linen
to select from. Breeding stock
imported from Messrs. Todd nt
Ont. and Harvey of Quebec, Wm,
. J. Gibson, Marshfield. ~
 ____ 11804-27mwksp|.
FARM ron shun: F5.'liiii`i.~l' nosii
fied. The Ma:-.Kumun Dru: Co.. Eti.
Vulley. known as, Mrs. Catherine
McNelll’s, within quarter of.u mile
Of l5W0 .Schools and two churches.
I‘0r partfciilars apply Guardian Of
lice. _ __ 1824-4-vmzwkn than Mui.
or-'noni-i, BOUGHT ”/ii\TiTT`i§6i.D,
1914. Foxes, Mink, Marten,` etc.
Organizing new companies my sin-
cfalty. T, G. Ives, Montague. '
‘ . 386-1-i4NlEtf.
i~lEi1`~T)S Al'{RIVEIJ_ ` DIRECT 'FROM
the Grower. lforsnip, 0nrm`tn,Beet,
Onion, Onion-sets, Cabbage, .,_Peus,
Beans etc., We grow vdgetnblos to
miuturltv for local und foreign ox-
portutlon, which should, mid. does
ivc us_an ridvuntiigo ovur_ any
other sesilincn on. thc Islaridiin this
line of trnilc. J.. J. Gay & Bon,
Mnrkct. Clhurlottctown, P. lilgl. A
’ . _ _ 2322-5-12M4lE3l.
 
*situations vAcANr #
WE WILL PAY YOU $120. T0`DIS-
tribute relig~lous_llteratura in your
community. Bixtyiiuys work. Ex-
perience not required. Man or wv-
mun. _Opportunity for promotion.
Spare time may be used. Internat-
ional Blble Prebs, 182 Bpadlnn Aviii
Toronto. , '
 
T
property situated on the corner ol
Hillnboro and Kent Strsetrform-
criy occupied `the Davis and
lirasor Pork Company-
Apply 110.222
n¥_'Pfif_1_s‘.ti°=_t9‘::';_n __ 2359-e15M2wks.
Black and Patched Puppy Foxes,
Wekhed- H150 Black and
Patched Foxes, Baby
adult-'Ftsliei-L
John Doivnliam,
5%
MALE
to A.
for
Zllll,
¢l1i1I
Expat,