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THE reputation for ‘ll -'si 1 ll i
_ durability that I-_ ff _
1 attaches to this ware `\'
Ag
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should influence you in
its purchase. ,, ,
, To protect 'yourself - -
, look for the trade mark. ,'
‘ There are other“Rogers," J'
” but only one 'genuine 
1847 ROGERS BROS. i Y
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i show tllo Continental Patfcm rf;-E rg- i
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sold by ,'_i.§;'a,§°,5 g0.._,_ _
' leading dealers ,__‘§,-xgéggagt-§
| Nada in Canada by T  
Meriden Hrirqnnia Co., Ltd.
‘ l Humiltorn, Ontario
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' ~ u at the question from the flshermen,s
1 point of view.-Y
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THE ACADIAN
58039
Enrolment No. 19
'l`he Standard Bred and Registered Horse the ACADIAN, 58039,
will make the season of 1916 as follows :-Leave the stables of W. 'l`.
Semple, Travellers Rest, Monday May Ist for Leonard Schurman’s
liedeque, at noon: thence to Alex. Anderson’s. Fernwood, over night.
(Tuesday May 2) to Wm. `.\'oonan’s, Albany, noon, thence to J.\/V. How-
att’s, Cape Traverse, over night. (Wednesday May 3) to Jabez Lea’s,
Victoria, at noon ; thence at or near J. Bradley’s, Kelly’s Cross, over night
(Thursday May 4th) to George Deacon's, North Vi/iltsliire, at noon;
thence to Watson Smith’s, \\/heatley River, over night. (Friday May
5th) to Frank Andrews- New Glasgow, at noon; thence to James
Stewart’s, Bay View, over night. (Saturday i\lay Oth) to David Cole’s,
Clifton, at noon; thence to the stables of W. 'l`. Semple, '1`raveller’s Rest,
where he will remain until Monday, May 15th, when he will proceed as
before. __
The ACADIAN is sired by Sableton, 20972 (2.21%), sire of
Gwennie(2.22§{,) Melva (2.23), Mabel (2.25) Sableton is by Sable
Wilkes, 8100 (2.18) sire of 50, including Teddy Bear (2.05) ; Lauretta
(2.08%) and Trilby Direct (2.o8'/4). Sable Wilkes is by Guy Wilkes,
2867 (2.15%) sire of 93 including Fred Kolel, (2.07%), Hulda (2.08%),
ami the dams of 110 including Deuervo (2.06%)- Solana Boy (2.07):
Guy Wilkes is by Geo. Wilkes 519 (2.22), sire of 83 and the dams of
110, Geo. Wilkes is by Hambletonian 10. '
The AC/\DIAN’S dam is Nellie Bird hy Nelson, 4209 (2.09), sire
of 62 including Merrill, (2.10%), Lady Nelson (2.14%), Edmund
(2.16%), The daughters of Nelson have produced thirty in the Stan-
dard list. Nelson is by Young Rolfe, 3517 (2.21%), sire of nine,an<l the
dams of twelve. Young Rolfe is by Tom Rolfe, 306, sire of seven and
the damsof three. Tom Rolfe is by Aratus. The /\_C/iDIAN'S grand
ipm is May Queen by Early Bird (2.10) sire of six includ1ng_ early
ird Jr. (2.11%), Hylie Bird (2.12%). Early Bird is by Jay Bird sire
of 143 by Geo. Wilkes 519. May Qneen’s dam is Juanita by May
Prince; grand dam Maud W.. by Von Moltkc, 4195.
The above route will be continued throughout the season, health
and weather permitting. Mares at owner’s risk.
, DR. W. G. CHURCH, Owner
For terms, etc., apply to W. T. Semple. - 'Q
9485-4-29-MS1i.thcn twf zmo.,
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New Spring Shirts
NewestStyles and Patterns 0 ' C
Lowest Prices
You will be highly well pleased if you come here
for your new shirts-you'll be pleased with the im-
mense variety of styles and colors, the quality, and
with the price. _ _
We will show you the finest line of men’s shirts
in the City. The W. G. & R. and the “Tooke” makes
are well known for their good fitting qualities,n§nd
fine finish. while the colors can always be depe ed
on to stand the test of the laundry. _ V
1 We show hundreds of pretty patterns, and many '
styles inchiding the regular soft front, the lounge
shirt, outing shirts and the new sport shirts at 75c,
1.00, 1.25, 1.50 up. We are showing a_ nice line ot
Summer shirts in Khaki suitable for Military 0t§£6i'8,
wear at 1.50 each. ' ' ‘ ‘
Bro
wants ’ " _ .
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-ir uve-iq |»uy_,iqoq_1»n»im=e
-1-ng nonnEoA||.v onion
ini Parlonrs, Bumlieraide. "
-w ic u°ooT|_T ole mm
lldo.
-T0 l.ET.»- Furnished House and
six acres of land. Good Barn and Out-
building; and large orchard, situated
about bolt miie from Summerside
owned by Basil Kelly. Fog further
particulars apply to Heath Strons. Al-
tbrney-nt-low. Summerslds.
‘ » 9801-5-1'IM3l.
' TIGNISH
-LOB8TER8.- Are reported plen-
tiful everywhere, thougg bait is scarce
in some places. In t e space of one
week Joseph Mclnnis, a renowned
fisherman and a shareholder in
one of the foremost lobster packing
concerns. put out his traps, and caught
lobsters enough to fill twenty-five
,,cases. Now don’t say that's a fish
story because it isn't.-Y
-IMPORTANT MEETING- In ~
Tlgnish Hull on Thursday evening
there will be held a meeting of the
packers and fishermen of this section
of the Island. When it is remember- .
ed that a meeting of the committee,
appointed by the Government com-
mission to deal with the fishing ques-
tion, takes place ln Charlottetown the
29th oi’ this month, fishermen will see
the advisabllity of getting together.
and talking this matter over so that
-NARROW ESCAPE.-In the gale
of Friday last. while the fishermen of
C. F. Morrissey‘s factory at the Black
Marsh, were trying to save their boats,
one of the boatscapslzed and the ma-
nager, Jerome Gaudet, was thrown in-
to the water. Becommlng entangled'
in some of the rigging, he would sure-
ly have been drowiwd but for the rea-`
dy \vlt and cool courage of another
fisherman, Jos. A. Richard, who camo
to the rescue and succeeded in getting
the drowning man aboard his boat.
This is only another example of the
bravery so often displayed by our
fisherman in saving lives during the
fishing season. Nnknown heroeg
they wear no Distinguished Conduct
MGGHIB. and yet ho, who risks his life'
to save another. mustbo ug true 5 he.
ro as he,who braves the cnnnou'g roar
to destroy lives on the battlefield.
Evidently there sro brave men not yet
on the firing line. -Y
Wives And Mothers
Have you ever stopped to realize
how much the health of your family
depends upon you? For instance,
d et is a great factor in health, and
, you are responsible for it, then again
‘when any member of your family
| gets into a run-down condition. when
,the children are delicate, cross and
ailing. when somebody takes cold and
develops a cough, they look to you fo)-
help. Do you know that our local
druggist,‘E. A. Foster has a non-sec-
ret constitutional remedy known as
Vlnol which he guarantees for just
such conditions. Many families in this
,vicinity havengpouiitd itnsolgeuabgr tlgy
are never w u , . . os 1'.
Central Drugstore, Charlottetown. P.
F. I. and H. J. Mahon, Drugglst, Sour-
s.
Farmers Attention !
Having opened up a store on, Com-
mercial Street ln the Town of Kenslng
ton, I will be prepared to supply farm-'
ers with all kinds of farm machinery,
gasoline engines. extras etc., manu~
'factured by the famed International
Harvester Co.. of Canada.
Also a. full line of carriages including
Canadas and Domlnions manufactured
for Messrs A. Horne & Co. Also a
full assortment of harness, wraps,
,truck wagons (island make) and
mixed feeds etc.
Having had in the past. one of the -
largest retail trades in this line a-
., mong Island agencies I am prepared"
Ito sell at prices satisfactory to all.
Telephone connection.
GARNET W. PROFITT, `
‘ 97`75‘5_16Mm- Kensington.
1 Mortgage Sale 5
T0 BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUC-_
TION in front of the Court House ln'
Summerside in Prince County on Thurs
‘ at the hour of 12.30 UNDER AND BY
VIRTUE of a Power of Sale contained
in an Indenture of Mortgage bearing`
date the Eighth day of March, A. D.,
1900 and made BETWEEN Joseph 0.
Poirier and Wife of the one part AND'
the undersigned of the other part ALL.,
‘AND SINGULAR that certain parcel,
or t|;a_c|..3f land and premises, slt\ml.e,‘-
-lying an being on Lot Fifteen ln(
.Prince County. bounded and describ-
ed an follows, that ls to .s¢y_:- Coll-i
'mencing on the north side of the Geo-”
.rge_ Gsrgble Road in the southeast
lunge! f` land» of Octave Perry";»¢
theno; northeast allen; th; sais, Sxc-
tsvo erry' one y un my e.,f
Joseph Bulls' or muddy Creek Road; ~
thence' sou easterly. alonpth :apic
lsoutheaqt on o west bounds
_ , ' ry of,-
‘ma ‘lima iii ¢s‘btl‘-‘iitpsn .Point mmf
,at the northeast corner of a plot of
land in ououion o John Peter;
7. Y '
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mi” '35 32‘i“;»§’i’.. »»»»»»ii3..'Li 11...!
_ gud! Igllytphlglj Rsialaudt' .tlsanoo ldlitha
was 0 bowl
to 'deorgg ‘ggmbleswrod aforesiiiggl
ithence westerly along the some -to_
lltls Mace ol ovipmmcenmlt _ ednhi
gg sixty acres o land a I e more or
ls. ' '
For further plnlculsys apply at the
uniiéommuu '»'1‘om'r-"“‘“
. . _e la.. 
cmnmmourdien \§‘utiii summer-L
-one ip
“Cl 1°’ column.
Call lill-
ui ;is.oo
-sii.v¢nwAnI-viuew siivernrei if 0.72.. do 'i»°»'i.»~}' ¢‘in--e-tems new
just received at I-I0!.llAN'S. Sum- Ing letabcitijfr B;i;i|;Q-l|l\|`nblet{i.1>i;i
mersiae. 9755-msmzlnii §,°,,g,_°°°w,'i}Y,\': ,,,'g’§°,,,{,,,|,.:6 \l‘§.,f¢ mu-
--- tion bathe e eyes W0 °\ll’ Bl ‘
._¢;g||[N1»,'__ T10 C* load, mu. dgil , and you N like!! ¢° N lllwérnnfl i
on i e '
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"vga rd r at e rem ts 1-Pong from .
r°.°i iid' 9*' 5,* W1 ' 5% U35” °\'i zdlhave been tol that  have 
phone. _ 3,. T. _B_ A, L'l‘D.,|& V ge-main. cum-set. 
siipimersioo - - 1 ss-5-ismnzi. 3% ;,,,°‘,;{‘2“,'1.‘i,‘,lI','L‘l?..i°'i»‘li.Z'i£»°'z§'»’=ii
. -_ , i ti on i
'-.._'WANTED. -An experienced Gro-,  pdddcrugeolxfz you Qéypt
cery, Clerli.'_Apply at 'once io n. 'r. noi- \. _ ywfT°;§;_}*,}§,§§l1,°;°:_~ N 11°*
mm, umlseo snmmej-side. " 3°, wi... ww- miliift
_p i’  \-'-~"- ~ -A-9191-sivmaisii.  v:h;§$q:;3;amtnn?w'u""B§yve 'vim
-mumenv-.-w.< c. carrie, Elm-l }',’,§"I,'{§g,§`,°,,1,§ ‘§.,§‘}§’,,,'2‘i,’f 
sdale has opened a mlllluery momwglupsn are only like cm‘tclies¢da¥u&v€;y
Special low prices. Choice goods. Come -evzvdggrgaglggg m`;‘§§k‘;¢;‘§d‘““¢§',nd,fmn 'g
and inspect the stock. mm se, gf 0,, can, like many others,
9795-5-17m1lpd. get olear, healthy, strong mametlc eyes
'i"°”"‘ "‘° "'<‘i’°"'i"'i~" 233 'ih'i'i“iii| ii:
-on. cake. -It. '1‘. Holman Lima- },},}§,?},“‘§,,I2.'.l'{ipii‘<’.'.’. ‘iiy iiiiiii. it yo... ang.
ted, Summerside are booking ordeirs gistcginnot. _ m -
for Oil Cake at surprising prices; e- 'A Inuit my P_hy_¢l¢|m :avlium \bm=&
HVGYY L0 be "wie in about two Weeks- §~ii”E'?"ii§“.?'..;..1i'¢‘.f’;..¢ i'.I’§‘£§.’liZ§’;¢‘.'I..l'?.".&i......&._:.
~ °.'%.:~.°:.ai.1..'s‘:'..".‘.f.:9 .:.'.‘l°.1..l"°“"..il’-'...- .1
’"°“'"”’2’°“ ."‘.:...'.'.'r~%'..l‘.".1.:°.:.-:‘.‘f.:.:..'.£f.=.':%_-*f° '“°‘ ‘-
» "E. A. Foster and Reddiu Bros. fill
» _ENGA°E“ENT ANNOUNCED' many Bon Opto prescriptions, and
~Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Andrew. St. m ‘am ml cum",
E eanor’s announce the engagement of W 5 Y Y '
Write or phone your hooking
there daughter Helena Alexandra to
M, Percy J0hu»C,."by 0, Ban", AL  
bérta. son of"Mr. Albert R_ and Mrs. -CASCAPEDIA ARR|VES_- The
Crosby Summerside. marriage to-take csscapeaia arrived in summersiae
place last of Iuue.-X. early yesterday morning bringing one
--- of the largest corgoes in her history.
-MAPLE LEAF INSTITUTE.-The, She left at 4 o'clock for Charlottetown.
YGEIIIRI' meeting of the Maple L98! The officers this year are the same
Womens’ Institute met at Truveller's as last year with the exception of the
Rest Hell on May ith. There were Purser, Mr. Payne, formerly of the
15 members present. Several matters Arranmore succeeding Mr. W. H. Da-
of business were idllloussed. During~ vis who retired after over 40 years ln
March and April 24 pairs of socks were the sex-vlce_ He is a nov/ Superin-
knlt by the members. and It ls the in- tending the export of munitions for the
tentlon of the Institute to devote thelrl 'mnerlul Mnnltlons Commission, ln
time now to making hospital shii°ts'Montreal.-C. ‘
for the wounded soldiers. The next-l €.._..?;__
meeting will be hold on Thursday June q
15th, at the home of M W R W it HESTERN Pensonll"
, rs. . _ a e, - ~
Grangemount. - -°_'
_ ____ -Mr. Leonard Roberts of Middleton
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women-lg _virl\fit'w9&n wlblllllf" "f: ,   1,01'
opt  .-10.... 112 J-with
the unusually at,trac_hve»Spr108 Wa15tS~,.. ,.
An Everyday Shirt at $4.50 to' $6.00,
We mention this  an everyday skirt b_ecau_Se the _ f
style is one you can wear  any waist and the 'mat-
erial used ot gond wearing serge. Also Shepherd
Check Skirts at $3.75 and 3.98.
Corduroy Velvet Skirts $4.35 i `
` A dressy skirt at $4.35 in colors Copenhagen Blue,
Castor and White. If you 'want ti real dressy skirt
you will be impressed immediately with this model.
Wash Skirts at $1.00, 1.25, 1.60 and 1.75
Drop in and see this extraordinary line. It_ will E
take but a few minutes to convince you ot this tm-
beatable offer. We have them in Pique and Repp-
23 to 36 waist band. Lengths-36 to 40. , _
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cnlng, May Sth. A11 excellent luncheon
was served by the Indy members to
all present, and it pleasing number of
an interesting program was the fol-
lowing address. read by the Pres’
dent of the above mentioned society,
to the boys of the 105111:-
Corpl. Geo. lieiiiiessey.
_FUNERAL THURBDAV _The m_ has accepted the position of teacher Bugle, percy |.~m-mr
r School. pta _ '
neral of the lute Mrs. Donald Ramsay 1" Hum" Rive
_ Tlios. Dawson
arlc Thom son
will take place Thursday afternoon at G
Pte
MAS TE RP IE CE
Enrolment No. 9 will entertain at
his stables, The Recess, Victoria. Lot
29 from 10 o. ni. to 4 p. m. this week.
CHARLES R. PALMER
Victoria, Lot 29, _ '
This Island. - `
9779-5-ltimlilpd.
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the famous McLaughlin. Tudhope,
day the First day of June next.A_D.19161 ,
to George gitdnholmi had: elhencell
thence Jester! southeid and easter- ainsng- thg|p,.‘i;¢tn¢»i`-wreath ¢r.°m,th§
I o _ r _
oince of Mcqusrrle A; Arnenault, Bar#
,lasted this ilrst day of May, A. D.
u
2 o'clock. from the residence of her son _Mr ' W' Holm 'GPYGSGMBHVG
Mn John S_ Ram“y_ summenidg to for Messrs  Horne & Co.. a11dKtlic
wiiinoi cemetery. The death or Mi-ii. ““”"“‘°““ "“"’e”“*” ,°‘{~' at 0"'
Ramsay occurred at Bmcton' Ma", slngton is doing quite a l.:'i:.k trade.
and the remains will arrive in Sum- 1”'
merside this evening_ She leaves to I,"Mr' H“"`y Bealrsio' leach" nt
mourn three daughters' M,_B_ H_ v_ ownnl has resigned his school and is
Smith, Bedfo,.d_ Ma", M,_B_ Ernest visiting his home in Ma; -yue .t..- ii
Roberts’ Brocwn’ Mass' and Mm A_ few days before taking 1.. ‘tis i nuns
W. Hicks. Lynn Mass, also two' sons, 'N a member °f the “C” “'93” “JU
John S. Summerside and William of '"7'
Honolulu.-p.
-ENJQVABLE coNcsnT.- A
most enjoyable entertainment was held
in Malpeque Hall on Friday evening
. E D
Pte. Earle Howutt
Pte. Maynard l~‘oy -
__.,"
lash presided over by Mn Kem, Mc_ The Christian Endeavor Society of
Pte. A. Lofurgey
Pte. Guy Ilollund
Soldiers of the 105th Battalion:
Having learned that within ii coni-
parativcly short period of time, you
will he leaving your -native province
to take up quarters at another mill-
tury training point, before proceed-
' ing to me front to take your
places bcsldc the boys in the firing
line, I wish to say to you on behalf of
the ofllcers and members ot' the C. E.
Society of the Tryon Presbyterian
Cliurch assembled here this evening
at this our concluding tioclnl event
Gouggn who acfed -38 chairman in A 111.0 TI‘y0h Presbyterian Cllllrcll wercwof the season, thin it ls witli iecliiigs
most agreeable manner. The best' of "At h°m°" t° me T"Y°" boys °f the
ot' pride, not uiiininglcrl with regret.
order was maimmnedand the sum of 105th Battalion. at the residence 0f~th'1t we your fellow citizens anxl
40 was realized F110 in Mr. D. J. Thompson. on Monday ev- friends have gathered together here
S . o w g was the
programz- Chorus-“Till the Boys
Come- Home." Reading-Gladys Mcy
Nutt (encored).Dlalogue-“The Spelling
Class". Duet-"Rainy Day"-Erwin
Taylor and Marlon Young, Skipping
Exercise. Solo-Barbara McGougah
(oneored). Dialogue by Blsncheliunter
and Marlon Young (encored);lnstru-
mental music-Misses Bearlsto and
Craig (encored); Dialogue-“The
Tables 'l‘urned”; Song-“Pussy Wil-
low"; Reading-Ruth Burns (encored)
Solo-Claude Besrlsto (eneored); Rec--
itation-Muriel McNutt (encored); Dl~
alogue-Mrs. “Bolivnr's Quilting Par-
ty";Solo-Duncsn McGougan (en-
eored); Reading-“Blddy’s Trials"
among the Yankees"; Reading-Bar
bare Craig (encored);Solo-Russell
McKay tencored); Dlalogus-"The`
Matrimonial Advertisemeut"in two
acts. Instrumental music between the
acts. lntermlsson and sale of lunches
Solo-Russell McKay (encored);Cho-
rus-"The Call of the Motherland";
National Anthem.-The accompanists
for the eveiilng were Miss L. Bearlsto
and Mrs. W. Delany, A large sum was
realized which goes to the Red Cross.
-D
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'IQ
ANNIE GARRET.
A pall of sadness was east over
Soiiris and vicinity on the evening of
May 4th when it was learned that
death had come and claimed for its
own, Annie, beloved daughter of John
and Mrs. Garret. after an illness of
short duration in the seventeenth year
of her age.
The deceased was u_.brlght loveable
girl of sterling disposition and was a
general favorite. Her traits of charac~
ter endeared her to ull. She was one
whom all loved who knew her.
A beautiful flower has been plucked
from our midst- to be transplanted in
the heavenly home. 1 `
Although of such young years she
proved herself 'a valued member oi the
Presbyterian Church, Sourls and was
interested in'al1 its activities. Hei-
place ln the regular services of the
Church was never empty. In the choirs,
I the Btibhltii School her helpfulness
iivxill not 'soon 'be forgotten, She was
a1rw_ay¢`uro foley. ltlllliwainyrui ima
niiinrul worker. ‘ ' ' ~
"Phe fune_ _ _ w __ _vary
largely at  . "nrday
afternoon , 8 h andy £0 hcted
by her `B_` . Al0i` ~ Heli!!!
assisted by Rev. E. . Styles.
The floral tributes were beautiful
Bl _ Clue Offthe _ Chu o
a pillowfkom tli_f‘;_0’§%hool. e
9 _A _
greece/gt o wreath
 emily death; the audition ouftgng'
0 I ll I I'l '
llihrffhf f|\‘r:fP\l|'iIi;k`gTiIn:.xln flirglllarltnglg
c . I to ll .
iid. $1.2 '32 ¢.‘i.`.'... 1 '$7 ii."»“'°wii¢'i'..
lilo his lo"\flal'ly  ly lov-'l
this evening to take this opportunity
of liiildlng you farewell, and to wish
you "God speed" ns you take your
departure from amongst us.
Wie are proud that you have en-
listed iii a grand cause, that of sav-
lng our country and our homes from
the tyranny and oppression of a
highly organized and unscrupulous
eneniy, and wherever you may be,
whether in the quiet of camp life or
lu the stern realities of battle, our
prayers will be that God in His kind
providence may spare you one and all
to return to your native land and to
your respective homes and loved ones,
when the dawn of peace has arrived.
J. W. MORRISON, President
C. MORRISON, Secretary
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W
111# 'dw
1
9 “Thank you,  will take the  
f li Mimnilu 1 Nerve Food with me.”
“I don’t want to miss a single
dose, because it is doing me so much
good. My nerves were so bad that I
could not rest or sleep, and would get
up in the morning feeling tired out.
enjoying my meals. There did not _
seem to be so much to worry me, and
I began to find a new p1easLu'e in life.
It is wonderful the way the Nerve
Food is building up my health and
ed. She loaves to mourn besides 0.*
filters tc.. 8ummei°|ide_  UNMC Ill lotion »
listen; annie, Edna, "Della, Lille.;
Bessie, Nellie ang nice, x aogrpwy
‘lil  1 'ri-louise ¢. MK 0 i 'Ln as xv @3116; mdN»' iff* A
  1...... '  ;.i'§'.i'r.rii....."'»”'m..' 
“Besides that, I frequently had
severe nervous headachcseand got so
cross and irritable that every little
noise would set my nerves on edge.
I did not seem to have any energy or
strength, and the slightest exertion
would use me up entirely.
“Then a friend told me of the
benefit. she obtained from using Dr.
Chase ’s Nerve Food, and I decided to
give; it a`tria,1_. It WHS not long till, I
found that I was sleeping better and
L..
A ` 17.1!-.\i_. `~.
strength, and since I have been using
it I have found out that many of my
lady friends have had a similar ex-
perience."
This is the way women every-
where are talking about Dr. Chase’s
Nerve Food. Seldom has any treat-
ment ever aroused so much favorable
comment. While natural and gentle
111 ILCUOU, this food cure is wonder-
fully potent in building up the run;
down system., Ask your friends
abou-ti it and put it to the test when
in need of restordtive treatment. f
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