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can be obtained ag Lafferty's Tonson
ial Parlors, Summerside.
-PARTIES REQUIRING HAY,
either loose or pressed can procure
some by calling on John A. Malin. of
Burlington. 5029-3-2i~lM2l.
-BOYS WARNED.-Three _vouiig
boys were each tlned $1 and carts at
the police court on 'Phursday before
Acting Stlpeudiary Magistrate Wright.
for throwing enowballs. Coats paid
and fines suspended, pending good bc-
iiavlor in future.-H
-GONG OVERSEAS.-Mr. Jerry
Pei‘i')'. Alberton. who recently enlisted
for home iliffeiicepwas in Siiinmorslde
.li`i'iday, and got. tiniisferred ovit-r to
the 105th reinforcements for oversens.
lie donnetl' the uniform and is quar-
tered at Siliiiinersiile.-li
-couNTv coua'r.- 'riie"'1ii.ii-on
term ot' the (‘ounty (‘oui°t. Judge M(-_
Q\isi‘i‘1e lit(-Sitting. opened at Siimuii-i»
side on l~‘i‘iilay, and continued Satur-
diiy. ’i‘lie_ docket was ii large one, con-
sisting ot some forty cases of which
toiirteen were somewhat lc-iigtliily con-
to:-itctl: The court will probably coni-
plete its liiisint-as on Monday.--ll
WESTERN PERSONALS
~-».\lis.~\ Laura ilughes oi' Fliiirlotte-
town. who liiii-. been visiting ln Sum.
niersli1'e during the week. luis rr~turn .
cd to her home.-H
-Airs. l‘lias. McGregor of Cliailotte
town. who has been visiting in Sinn-
niei'siili;- the guest of Mrs. I.. B. ilunt.
has returiied lioiiie-ll
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BANAUIANS ENlEREU A
UERN|_A_N_ TRENBHES
(Special to The Guardian.)
l,ONl)()N, Iiltircli 21- Following is-
sued by (‘nniidian~ War Reconls: An
oillciiil t`uniidiiin coininunicatioti uu-
derdate ot` hinrch 18, says the week
on the whole has been uneventful.
There were encouliters and the (lr-i'-
iniins inade .<'c\'e'riil iiiet‘l'ectl\'e nt-
tenipts to cuter our trenches, in pai-
tic\il.ii on Ttiesdni nil-.lil The nl
0 - .. . ,
tucks were |iirido'afte,» A whatlwus
€‘-Vl<l0!1ll.\` ii very crii'ei`uil_v prepilred
lionihiirdnieiit \1o one of these at
tempts stir-cecdeil. On thc conrrarv,
the .ittutlieis were diiven bnrl. to
‘ their own lines and in one place left
two dead in t`i-out ol' our wire. Latex'
in the weel' ii .stormiil alt ` o
$3.85
made up from a good
quality English tweed
dark iancy blue and med.
grey norfolk style, bloom-
er pants well made and
looks as good as the high-
er price suits. Compare
this suit with the catal-
ogue prices.
Very special ..... .. 3.85
Boys from 7 to 12 years.
$5.00
Boys fancy tweed nor-
folk suits in fancy, med
and dark browns and
greys sewn to loose belt
style, bloomer pants if
purchased at todays price
they would cost von at
least two dollars inore.
Sizes for boys from tito
13 years..   5.00
Boys new spring top-
pers just the coat for the
little chap these iiiild
days, in brown, dark and
light fawn, plain navy
blue serge and chcviot
and gieys for boys from
3to8years 4.00tc.._7.5O
E Also plain red in plain
or norfolk at 5.25 and
Cliild`s buster suits in
fancy grey and brown
tweeds and plain blue
Serge and fancy blue with
shepherd plaid trimming.
colt has belt and small
collar. _
Bloomer pants, sizes
tor boys from 2 to li years
3.75to  . . . . . . . . .
.. 6.00
Boy's f i n e worsted
Suitsin fancy grev and
Brown plaids and Pin
stripessomeofthefamoiis
Sandford S u i ts will
never loose their shape
all sizes 10.00 12.00 up to
Here isa very special E
suit at this lov/ price f,
E Boys New Spring Suits arriving every day
in all the new fancy tweeds, norfolk styles; also
plain, navy blues and giey $3.85 to 15.00.
$3.00
Boys blue Serge blouse
suits. Made from_ a good
quality line English blue
serge, blouse has large
sailor collar with cord
and whistle. Long sailor
trousers this will make a
dandy wearing suit for
the little chap and will
not fade for boys from 4
to 7years   ,....3.00
$6.00
Boys dark fancy tweed
norfolk suits, also fancy
light brown good quality
tweed will make an ex-
cellent wearing suit,
bloomei' trousers govern
fasteners all sizes for
boys from (i to 16 years.
Very special  6.00
Boys navy blue serge
norfolk suits in good
quality~-all wool fine
English serpe coats are
nigde norfolk styles loose
o sewn belt we can guar-
antee any of these suits
as they are all genuine
fast colors. All sizes for
boys from Sto 17 years
6.50 to ............. .. 15.00
$8.50
Boys’ Dark Brown and
Fancy Grey Tweed 'Suits
pinch Black Model S,B.
style with s m all half
Beit Bloomer Pants gov-
emor fastener one of the
newest M_ o d e is this
spring. sizes for Boy's
from 8 to 16 years. . 
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Men’s all pure wool
Bannociiburn double and
twist trowsers in plain or
stripped pattern all sizes
from (i2 to 46 waist
. .............. ._ 3.50 pair
Men’s Double and Twist Bannockbuin all
Pure wool ‘Suits all sizes S.B. or D.B. Styles at the
old Price  ........15,00
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nieii silcceedetl in entering Gerninn
trcnclies. despite heavy oppositioii.
ln sonic pint-es there was hand to
hiiiid ilgthiiig but no prisoners could
he seciircd. in others, the garrison
_iiiniped out of their trenclies and ian
hack to their support. lilies. A i'ew
line. ilays have perniiited' greiiter
aerial action and many' tights have
been \\'itiiessetl above our lilies, 'i`lie
vided, There has also been a slight.
increase in iirtilleia' iictions on lioth
sides.
Cll|l.ll’S SEVERE
S'l`0MACll 'I`ROUBl.li
Harriston (0nt.) Father says' Dr. Cas-
sell’-; Tablets saved his Chiid’s
Life. ~
.\li'. (`oi'by, l-larriston. l‘. 0., tint..
wi'ite.=: “Our little uirl wus' weak
froni liirth, and though we tried doc-
tors' medicine and other things she
get no better, She just lay in her cot
,and cried, and uelgliliours all said
wo could not save her. 'l`lie doctors
.said she had stoniiich tiouble. and
tliiit her cliaiiffci-i were suiall. yet Dr.
(‘iii-st-il`s' 'l‘ab1ets cured lrer. 'l‘lic_v
have been worth their weight in l-told
to us. tor we worn just giving up
hope oi' saving out little. duiightoi-_ l
f_ion‘t think there' is any other inerli-
f-llif\ for chiliiieii like Dr. (Tusscll's
"l‘nblet.-‘-_ Publish this letter li` you
like; if iiiiiy help others :is the '1`iib-
lets lielpr-ll us."
A free sample of Dr. Casseli“s Tab-
lets will be sent tc you on receipt of
5 cents for mailing and packing. Ad-
10, M’Caul4t.. Toronio. -
Dr, t‘ns.=ie1l`.<: Tablets are the surest
-lioino reiiiedy for Dyspopsia. Kidney
i'i`roubie. Sli-eplessness, Aiiaiiiiiia. Ner-
;vous Ailments. Nerve Puinlysle, l’ul-A
pltiition, iilid Weaknei-is iii tlliildron.
S|ir-uiiilly viiiualilo t'or nursing moth-
ers.iiiid during the critical perlod.~i ot'
-lite. Sold by iliwiugists and st.oi-eltnep-
'els tliroughout Uanniio. l’riccs: One
tube, 50 cents; six tubes t'or the
price oi' live. Beware of lniitationii said
to contuiii hypophoophiles. 'Phe' com~,
' ~ ~ ‘s s ini
position of Di. Viisecll. Tablet..
known only to the proprietors, and
no iinitntion can over he the sonic.
Sole Proprietors! Dr. Caa|elI’s Co..
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lines of euperfine china
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display now, ready for
your selection.
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_THE MORNING DAILY Gllurdlil -|T FAYS 0.
--MR W K, MQQUUGAN is Guni'
`dlan representative in Sizmmoralde.
f 4950-3-22M2i.
-BRACE8 will take your organ oi-
plano in exchange tor, or part pay-
ment on “Time phonograph with a
soul"-"The New Edison."
4898-3-20MtiiIrl2wksEfri2wks
--FOR SALE, nine acres of land
with new dwelling house and barn.
one mile from Sumuiei-side, on Road
leading to St. Eleanors. Write or
phone Reuben Dlckieaon, Electric
Light (`o.. Mill Vale, 5030-3-26l\i2l.
BERIUANS TRY
. ANll_lll_ER BlUEE
\\-'.-\SIlilNGTON. lllnrcli 24-Word
,that it Europe-an neutral might. oft`e>
me-lliation to prevent open war be-
tween the United States und Germany
has come to the administration with-
out causing surprise oi' in any way
affecting the Governineiit'-s plans for
meeting the situation forced by sub-
marine rutlilessness. Such ai liroposkil
is regui'detE' hero as nothing more than
another scheuie fostered hy Gerniiinyi
with thc- hope ol' confusing the ls.~'iic
nnd poss'iibl_v‘ dividing .~ientiment in
this country, while the destruction or
American lives and ships on the high
seas continue.
At the State llepnrtiiieut today oh'i-
cnls' would neither deny nor conllriii
that the Government ali'ead_v hurl
been approached on this subject, nl-i
though it west adniiitteil' iiiforinnlly
that i-loine such niovn was not, unex-
pected. lt was .very eniphuirlcally
stated that no siiggostioii of mediat-
ion or dl.='cussion would be con.~ililcr-
ed unless it was airconipanied hy uh-
anilonineiit of illegal iissult.-l upon
Ainorlcitii shipping, :1 course to which
there is no reusoii for hclir-viiig ilie
lnipcriiii ilovt-rnineiit is givliii; ii
thouglit. r
UERNIANS UUl .
RANUNS UE BREAU
AMSTEIIDAM. March 2:-l viii Lon-
don-'l‘lic bread rationing iii Germaiiy
will bo diminished one-fourth, begin-
ning April 15, owing to the scarcity
oi' wllcat. n.cc0rti‘lng to ii despatch
troin Berlin in the \\'ese\' Zeltung ot'
Breincn. 'l‘he potato ration will lie
continued nt ilve_pounds weekly. and
the meat i'allon will he ini-iwaseil by
250 irranls weekly.
it is aniioiinced, odiis the despatch,
that the <rui'ta‘ilnieiit in`tlie use of
wheat is necessary to insure the pre-
sent stocks lasting until thc- next liar-
vest.
'File zlnnollncelneni. oi' the bread
ration has cniii~'cii surprise and con-
sternation ifn Geriiiiiiiy. The flhciiis-
che \Vesti`aelii-icliev Zritung sayii:
“'l‘he rc-.luction is ii very pn.int`ul
.~‘ilrpriso."
286 NIEN iUSl A
WHEN UANlUN BANK
(Special te the Guardian.)
LONDON, March 24 - lu the
sz-inking ot' the l~‘i'cncl1 bitttlesliip Iliin-
ton in the Mediterranean, 286 inf.-.ii
were droivnezl. The Danton was tor-
pedood by ii hostile snlimarlne.
The sinking by at Gerniiin sib-
mariiie iii the Mediterranean on lliiirz
19th. was i'epo`rtcd by the German .\ii-
niiraity on hlarcli-20.
BERNIANS PLABE
UAPNVES iN ERUNT l|NES_
NEW YORK. March 24.-A news
agency ilespatch- friiii Lmisaunc,
Switzorliiiid, today, aii_\'s‘:'
“Germany has f-'ent many oi' her
captives to the A _int limos of battle as
reprisals, accoriiiiig to ii. atateiiieiic.
issued' by' the liiteiniitioiial lted f_‘ros=l
today. The statement said the Red
(‘ro.s'.~i wus endeavoring to dissuade
they Gcrmiin uuth0i‘itl_ies from such
form ot' rrprlsiils.
YUU lIAN'l EINU ANY 1
UANURUEE. ANU HAI
B SlUPS BUMlNG Ul
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ii-‘ii l.,
Save your liairl Make it thick, wavy,
glouy and beautiful at once
Try as you will after an appllcnllon
of Daiiderine, you can not find ii single
,trace oi' dandruff or falling hair and
iyour scalp will not itch. but-what will
please you most, will be after a (ow
weeks uae, whemyou see new hair, fine
and downy at_ first-yea-but really
'new hair--growing all over the scalp.
A .little tlanderine immediately douli-
leg the beauty of your hair. No differ-
ence bow dull, faded, brittle and scrng-
gy, just molsten a cloth with Danderine
and carefully draw it through your
hair, taking one small aitraiidat n time.
, The effect ln' immediate and amazlng-.-
your hair will be light. fluffy and wavy.
and have an appearance of abunduiice;
ian lncompara ie luntre. softness and
, Iuxurlance, the beauty and shimmer of
l true hair health. .
l Get ii 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drugistorc or toil-
et counter, and prove ,t at your hair
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In the Matter of Foreign Affalrst-
She Will Remain Faithful to Her
Allie: and Continue the Struggle.
Both For Her own Liberty and Thai
of All Europe.- No Longer a Dead-
welght in the Coalition of Allies.
LONDON, March 26- Tile cell-
tral committee and the piwliiuriientary
representatives of the' constitutional
democratic party at Petrograd voted
today in favor of 11 republican form
of government for Russia. i1ccordi_ng_
to u. Petrogmd despatch. Prof. Piiul
Milukoff, the foreign minister in the
new government, is lender of this pnr-
iy. .
THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE
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Minister -Mlluknfi! has outlined' the u
in foreign aifuirs to a iiuniber of Pet-
rograd und Moscow jolirnallsts. A
despatch from l"etrograd quotes the
foreign minister as saying:
“We shall remain t'iiitlii'nl t.o all
past. iillliinces, similar io flint wltli
our allies. which will be t~i'til~l i`ur-
ther strengthened und become .still
more cordial and sacred, The
cliaiige in regime will disperse the
distrust our allies had a right to feel
toward the inte government. lt is Rus-
s.ia's duty to continue to struggle' hril-
liantly both for her own liberty and
that of ull Eumpe.
“By the change in regiine we de-,
flnlti=,l_v won the syiiipnthy oi' neil-
trals especially Sweden, while Fin-
lund. iliiinks to the restoratioii of
her constitution, lins become our
sincere frienil. Our iillies ciime into
touch with the new regiuie without.
nn insturit’s delay. lindorstiiliiliug that
the olrl i-egiliic will-l it serious hin-
di-niico to tlinr oi1;iiniziiI.loli of the
llii.-isiiiii people which is iicf-cs;=ini'_v
for it iliini lrlunipli.
-"’I`orliiy ltusslii is no loiiger ii
lle.'iil\ve‘iglit in tho coalition oi' allies..
She is ii proiluctivc force. Hence-l
forth all ruuiors of it sepiiiato
pence inns; vniiisli once. for nil. it
would bc :intl-iiiitionlil l`or t'i'ecil
llusaiii to come to an iiliileist.lindlng'
with rcrictioiiiiry t'lnrmiin_\' "
ERAPRESS ZAUUUU
\\",_-\Sil`l.\‘G'l`ON. Miirr-li 25-.t\<-ccs~`
sion ni the throne of Ab_vss‘iiila by
Fiinprf-.ss Zauiilitil. sill-r-setting Mene-
lik ll., was reported in a proclamat-
ion t'i'oni l~‘ni°ei-_z,ii Minister Piigiiiiz-
match ilaiane lczncr. dated' Addis. .»\b»
ebu. .lanuary ill. -which rcaclied the
State llepartnient.
'l"iic accession of the l-linprr.-ss is
the final mst. iii a long rcligloiis und
court conflict in whticli a Molinninied-
'nil uttempi to overthrow the world's t
oldest ('hri-.-.tinii coulitry' was <lei’r;iteil
in a. hitter riwollitioii. '
Recognition ot' the new goveriiiiieiit
is now before the State l)cpiirtnifiiit.
UN|lEU SlAlES
PREPARING EUR WAR"
(Special to The Guardian.)
WAS]-liNG'I‘0N, i\inrch 26- ’l`he
Piesideiit .uutliorizes the iiav_\'
strciigtli to be brought up to 87,000.
Yesterday the l‘re'sideiit. ordei'eil the
cnrolnient ot’ uiauy regiments of
RNMENT OUTLINED. |
LONDON. liiarcli 24- F‘oi°eign‘=_= __ X-  _!_
titude of the new l`tuss'inn government --- 
mills iiivssiilii
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The “Old Country Clothes”
are Here Ready for Your Suit
All theliiiizlisli :ind Scotch clothes for the new spring suits
are here ready for your selection. Call in to-day and look
over the line-_- '/ou are sure to find here the vcry pattern and
weave that will make t_he most satisfactory suit.
When I do your taiionng you can depend upon.
Expert Cutting Master Tailoring
Perfect Fitting Prompt Work '
‘Call in t_o-day and see these new fabrics; look over the
spring fashion plates and see the style that will suit you
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fiiiitry ieglnieiilr. and 'tive sepiimte
lmttnlioiis ot' national guards iii
eighteen ot' the westefrti and inlddle
states. Todiiy seven bundled iiiiorned
German meu~oi'-wars' nien were
trnnst`e'rred from Vliilmlelplilu to Fort
St. George._
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EIVE GERMAN
  AIRPEANES EEll
(é`u_ecia} »:i The Guardian.)
i’.~\lllS, .\'lai-ch Lili l~`lvc (icriiinn alr-
pliines were lnougbi. down yesleriiiiy
by our pilots. Two were dei~i'troye`d hy
Adjutant Ortoli, brlnuiiig up to eight
the number of eneiiiy machines
brought down thus t'u,~ by this ofiit-c‘r.
One of olir aeiiiil if/|uaili'ons lnsl
night. dropped 1,000 kilograms of pro-
joctilcs on t'actorie.~a ul 'l`liiolivillo and
iii the Lliisln ot' lirley und tiLso on
railroad iitiitioiis of (‘onilnnsi' and
Moniinotly. _
DENOUNCED KAISER AND HOLL-
WEG.
l.ondon, Mori-li 24-- The (lerniiin
liiiiperor and Chancelloii Von lieth-
iniinn-llollweg were denounced in tho
Relchstng by Soclnliilt Deputy iiuii-
elt. aa the originators of tho war. 'l‘lic
incident occui-rod on 'I‘hiii'ndny dur-
iiil: the debate 'ot' tho public 'lienlth
eatiimntea, Vice-(‘.iiiincellor Heleferrlch
referring to Herr Kunert‘s reuiarlis
deolnreiiil that the Gerinian who
if-poke in the same' breath of the lluii-
Isian-and German conditions insulted
his fatherlaiid. The Socialist deputy
retorted amid Socialist applause, “Bei
cniisehl compared the German renc-
iionarielv with Riinlan revoliitlonisto
You any l insulted the fatherland. il
should he proud if such progress
were made in 'our country an haii
been mile in the Russian emplrc-."'
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'SUCCEBSOR T0 JUDAB IBCARIOT.
(New York Times.)
i ~.l0Nl1lSB0R0, Ark.. March 8.- A
committee of local citizens sc/nt ii velc-
‘granrl today to Senator william l~‘.
Kirby. one of the twelve who voted
@%@@®BB°d A
> in the Trenches-
it is‘n’¢ necessary to speak. of the
advantages of an instant drink
such as Chocolntta. Ong officer
wrote home and said! "A|l the
chaps who sampled my tin said
it was ‘top-l1ole,‘ and asked where
they could buy it."
ude a tin or two in your
next parcel to the front and maike
somebody happy. ~
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 EUR Bill BUSINESS
MANY SETTLERS
COME T0 CANADA
0”i"l`AW.»\. hlarcli 24-Mr. W. D.
Scottl,‘ Supt_irintenden.t 0.1 iiiiniigra‘i-
lon. predicts the greatest movenicnt
ol' settlers this yciii' from tht' l`iii~
ted Staten for iniiny yours. Ali'eiii1'_v
more settlers und settlci"s effects
llrive crosseil tho line into (‘»aniid:i
than eiitered tho whole ot` last year.
they :iro good class ot' iiiiniigranl~=
and with nionoy prepiirriil to buy
tiirms.
The present outlook i-4 that, i»:ull`i
icoiii labor will ho sei-lived to inect
iii-l i'cquii'eniciils for scetiiiilr
yenl".-. crop.
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(Special to The Guardian.)
0'l"l`A’\\’.-\, March 26 ~ P. P. Gute-
lis. General l\lanu|;c,- oi' the Govern-
ment systeins. is in Ottawa, consult-
ing with llon_ 1<`i'iink.Cochrane' re-
giirdi;lig “irilingcnients for the sea-
son’s triidic. The ltitercolonial has
had iiu c.\'i:ceillngl_v busy winter while
the inoveinent of freight in the com-
ing months proniises to he unprece-
dented lieciiuso of the great. volume
ot' owl-sensi exports. The motive
power and rolling stork ia being great-
l_\‘ incl-eased, the liitei-it llddition pro-
tliis|\'itloil for being it contract last week
for titty new ioconiollves,
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Ehlld Was Nervous) ' . -
A Irritable, Tired 0ul
SHE l~iAD NO APPETITE, AND HER COMPLEXION WAS PALE AND
SALLOW.
‘ flow mnny parents realize llie
strain which going to school means
to thc child wiiu is nuturally nervous
and of delicate horiltli?
You see them come from the
schools daily with pole faces, many
wearing glasses, and looking tired
und worn. At home they are irritable
do not sleep well at nights, and are
upset. by a little extra excitement.
lf they ure to grow to healthy man-
iioud and womlinliood their systems
must have attention iiow. Such treat-
nic-nt as`Dr. (‘iiass's Nerve Food does
wonders for ehildrrn in this condi-
tion. We are constantly receiving let-
ters from grateful parents telling what
the N0rve Food has done for their
children. 'l‘his one is a fair sample.
Mrs. Stephen Hartman, Italy (ti-oss
Lunenburg Co., N. 8., writes: "My
against ai-iniing align. addressed "Sen-
ator Wilhelm Filth rland Kirby, Wash-
ington, D. C.." which cold: "Feeling
little sister nt eleven years of age be-
came nervollil. irritable and seemed
all tired out. Sho, had no appetite
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wnii lifeless :ind drowsy and hor com-
plexion grew piile and sallow. Fin-
ally i-who hurl to keep hor bed and
have soinehotly with her all the time.
she was afraid of everything, would
get excited :ind tremble till the bed
would shake. As she seemed to be
getting woriio under the doctor'o
treatment. uioihor decided to try Dr.
Chose's Nerve Food. After che had
used about four boxes. improvement
was noticeable and it was wonderful
to see how much brighter and strong-
er sho grew week by week. Bite-used’
ten boxes altogether and they curett
her. She got fat and rosy and went
to school every day with an ambi-
tion that she never seemed to have
before. 1 do not hesitate to recom-
mend Dr. Chanda Nerve Food to an!-
one. for it was indeed wonderful what
lt did for her."
Dr. (`.liase'ls Nerve Food, iitlc A bo!
6 for $2.50, all dealers, or Etlmnnioll.
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