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. MacLean was on naval service and
 _ _-_ _ ' _ uonoav 1'- '
‘ _ _._ i -in was attached to the Brant.
_ tliings are on the boom in the con-
struction of buildings in Tlgnish ls
shown by the scarcity of help needed
by the contractors who are now busy
in g
renovation of others which all told
speaks well for a busy s`prlng's work
and perhaps for the greater part of
I. the summer. The tire of a few weeks
A Most Remarkable Cure by Dr. 0assel|’s Tablets, *‘“°"'" "‘““""“*“‘*f°" “‘°“"‘“ "°"‘
The Famous All-British Medicine.
.. I feulil ,go :il’>~,\1t on good. sou id limbs
was uumly ifelpless and could not i.::i:ii_ iuietl :ills-oluiely. 1 liisve n-‘en
mgyg hand gf fqqh _ :lu-:ii-:f_;?il,\' soiind .-rr-i since, arid have
f-‘o Treatment tried was of
thc slightest avail.
H8 hall ‘O D6 Fell Wllll 2 sP°°nl Mrs. H. (`oo1'iei'. tif l~'f_~i'ii l.aut‘s, Ft-iitlg
just as he lay.
Tolzl Recavery was Hopeless.
Maria 8trong`and Well by
DR. UAeSELL’S TABLETS
T__~ t.»...,'..i:~,f .-ztraordinuiy r ir.- -i.
ni;.:. '.'.i.'_i .il1'zeil iruiii =..\:il¢cl~ii»;_.!
.\~:\t-l-`;ii.-it--t`.i1iirl...-li.oLiiioit' .‘
cigiilovi. iii-.i.l _ :.i.li liatl :ll ll»:_l't~.l .is 44 | / I ,|
le -Lu.  * 1~ l ‘<-"'~"l“"“'1 ~ l"""'*   _.1 -.im ” _ _-,`.‘\'@»"~\. tion to the delegates took advantage
f1»=‘- ls'-'f » i _\|  -' ‘ -f==1-=f_\' 1-at \\"-‘_ f  ‘." 'A L ' ` ` __ T of the cheap fare to go to Summerslde
1 _i ' 'iii tl <‘ ' (_ ° \  ` -',\_~ ’ \ t
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n tive :Auld lit' ion.. :t'i(l had been iii ilils
c. no ;_oi; fur- --ii: .1--. '_ incuilis “lun Ur-
( » ` ‘5-I: '3~"'~" ` " I '"9' 1-3i’1,“"‘°‘l"*" of tin-se 'l`nblels. she fan .go :ilinul bi
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 ‘ T- __`, f"‘~'-id llS‘=»<55- ‘~\\l\1,ii<-r ln-Erin kncclzcri rlriwiz h_\' i-i llirycle
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:ui ii.~".iu1ion ivlu-ie 1 l'c:'_\ inn -ii liiuist-~|. ‘.'...' .~\-c-iiivil to _ei-i rzvei
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f_i~ir anim' - K . ii i;ii.I:‘,' they ry.-ultl do "i'“-'1,')"f~""‘ “'ll""`”“"` l"`.“""'|"f‘l§"".""¥,;§’
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in !m""` ` - " U .` “T31 in _'_ li.\l.l flu- h<».<t .'irt`~'il‘t‘, lull till' mist' “'38
cou'.::irj.'. \_|_-_- ti i1»|t~`_'~)1\\or>e \\li- '. I- . - ~ _ _
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froui the ;i;.:_1 i». it! r-n I was taken ou
in
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I ha-l to he cnrricd c»n_o_sir.-iCl1€f_ 4 1
),,,,\ not ilu- ;.ti\\»~r of ai .~'ing.e nitisclfn vi ri-
so utir-ily lieliiiws iiiait l 2i.itl to be i"\l l»-s_~'ii:~s.<, Aiiniiiiiii, Kidney Trouble,
_ - _ I ~ r `
“nn 3 gponii Jusi as ray. _ ` _
“I iris :..1.| 1 .».»\i.~l rot nossili _\' '_'~~t
better. but I kept on :wiping :ill the _~;iini~_
] :rieri mir- tiiiiiu anil ni-nilici. aiitl d|=-
:ippoinliii -iit followed ' ili~:i|vp|iliitii\l»iit1
hut. in the curl I got l')r. Ca.s_=ell‘e 'lahlets
nn.| to :lie .iiiuiv.|»iii< :it oi ev<‘r_\'l»od_\' v-'lui
kn,.“- nn I rt-t-|i\‘t-if-ll. fir:-_'l|iall_\' ntiwcr,
retnrrieti in my liinl»=_ :ind 1 coi_i_lfl bl*
wlwrl-~r| nl-.int in ri hiirli eliair. root: l
ha,,,i(,,,~,.,|.|1_¢ chair fur rrutrlics. llit-ii
lflrnppr-ti iiie iniiclics and uscrl a. slzck.
Finally l. limi no nv.-Ld even ol A slick
.i or ij ')/'_ \§,...j.,..
L; _._ _:_ .- il L: v.'.i.~ ‘ltr-\.;;1ii tli_it .~‘lit- tould
zbsiietil. must insult. Toki: tlieiii for
i .\'ervf»iis Breakdown, Nerve Eailuio,
i
_ l'.ii|»ir;i'ioii: and tlicy are speviallly valti
’ ilik flu |i'si nutl an
long beer: hack at \'.’c»i'k."
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PRUNUUNGED INGURABLE.
lLittle Glrl’s Remarkable Recovery.
§Dr:i_\'tuii. Nuii-eaioii, Eiiglziiid. =.iy.~':-
l .'~":i:|ll iievf-i' cease to pl':ii_~4= D!
:i=s».-ll`.~‘ 'l'nl.lcts i`-'ir ilu- u-oi'.il\ri`uI cure
l ‘ey l‘.'i\‘e 1-ffl-t-'.-»».l iii in_\' little :ill Hilda.
_- \\':is Coiii[=}-xtely lieiplt-_<= for no less
tiniii three y»-:ii>.~_ :intl iiniv, ;il`i<-r :i course

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1 |.i\t  .\l.lIi_. l||o:llll~.
.\\<_~vcr, tinfli ig tlizit c-vvi'_\tiii::-gr we
~,;§.~ti ;.i1l.~d_ I ti:m:L_'ii'. l would just try
_ \-.-lui: D1". Cass-f Iablets uoziltl do. The
insult :iiiizizcti nie. The first sign of
ht-netit. was that Hilda improved in
gciicrnl ht-n Lii. Silt- bwgati to cnt bt-tlt'l'.
i'lit-ii s!t»\\'l_\‘. luxzt quite surely. power re~
tiiriictl to lwr iiinhs, rind sliv \\`:is dlilc to
,get up [cr n little. It is oiily.~'ixiiiuiiil1g
= siiim- I first trot ilu- l'.il>l»-ts., and now slic
f i_~ i-'tiw-rl .iiifl is iv. tilt- l-1-st :il ln\altl|."
` Bli|TAlll’S GREATEST MEDICINE
Popularity Now World-Wide.
»-.
' v.
' necessitate two visits to a doctor!
in reference to his brother, the late Mr.
msn AT 1'nua,¢.+_-,ui ‘ irq-_ua
Saunders. of this city.” _' _ _I tele-
gram announcing the death of-his mo-
ther at Truro, NSS. The remains will
be brought here for burial. Funeral
notice later., '
ACClD£NT.- Mr. John A.,Mc~
Phee, Rock Barra, while sawing wood
last week. had the misfortune of cut-
ting his hand with a circular saw. The
wound inflicted was so serious as to
,__
' nance canoe.-Yesterday the
pledge cards prepared by the Commit-
tee ot the Patriotic Abstinence League
were presented ln all the city church-
es to be returned next Sunday The
Guardian teams that a great many
were returned signed during the ser-
vices and that the returns next Sun-
day will ahow s splendid response
from the citizens generally. `
ISLAND BOY ILL.-Mr. D. C. Mac-
Lean of DeSable, P. E. I.. has been
called to the city,'says the Halifax
Chronicle. by a telegram which int-
formed him that his brother John N.
MacLean is ill in the Naval Hospital
with spinal meningitis. His many
home friends will deeply regret to
learn of his illness and hope for 'his
speedy recovery.At latest accounla a
slight improvement was reported. Mr.
SHORTAGGE OF HELP.-- That
the erection of buildln s and the
ago did not daunt the courage of the
citizens here and the fact is clearly
now where the fire wiped oil’ buildings
of great value others will be erected
on the same sites on a larger scale
and better suited to supply the trade.
-Z.
YOUNG PEOPLE MEET.- The
Young Peoples Society of the First
Methodist Church held a very enjoy-
able social Friday evening in Henrtz
Memorial Hall. The President, Mr.
W. T. Wellner occupied the chair. The
young men provided the evening's en-
tertainment, consisting of several con-
tests, choruses, solos by Prof. Barlow.
harmonica selections by Mr. Athol
Burns, mysterious trio by Messrs.
Pridham, Beer and McEwen. The de-
monstration by the Philadelphia Pop
Corn Corporation, assisted by their
sympathy orchestra was very amus-
ing and made the hit of the evening.
The singing of Auld Lang Sync
brought a. very pleasant evening to a
close.
A large number of delegates from east
and \Vest Prince were in Suinrnerside
Saturday attending the Liberal (‘on-
vention for the selection ofa candi-
date to contest the riding for the next
Dominion Election. The trains from
east and west were crowded with pas-
sengers. a great many people in addi-
o do their shopping and the stores
were crowded with buyers from all
over the county. 'The convention
opened with a full attendance fromi
all the polls. i\Ir. J. J. McNally, who
occupied the chair, opened with a
short speech. He congratulated the
delegates on the large number in 'at-
teiidance. He referred to the death of
the late member, Mr. James Rich-
ards, and announced that the meeting
was lo appoint a candidate to till his
place. A Resolution of condolence to
the family of the late Mr. Richards
was_read by Mr. \V. B. Hayes, of Eller-
slie and was unanimously adopted.
The name of Mr. John Richards
was then presented to the Convention
as the candidate to contest the next
Dominion election and he was chosen
by the unanimous vote of the conven-
tion. Mr. Richards replied in a. short
speech thanking the delegates for the
nomination, also the kindly references
made by the chairman to the death of
his father, the late Capt. Wm. Rich-
ards, and for the letter of condolence
James Richards. At the afternoon
meeting the convention was addressed
by Mr. J. J. Hughes, of Sourls, who
reviewed the work of the last session
of Parliament.-X. _ _
 
_ tliiliiidrg nit-tiiciizts coultl never linve
_ l»ii»‘.ii:i‘.: uliciit t‘u|'e=s liku tlie alio\‘-2.
_"|`n»\|-- is an irresistible l|n:ilEiig_iorc\r
fini--iii iii Dr. (`a_~scll`s 'i`.ilJlets ivliicli, iict-
i i::;_' ..;i _|11 tim iiv-l'\‘»; 1-critics :uid liorllly
` .uiicliuin=, litcraii ;.' cuiiipels liienltli and
1 vliiilitjr :ur the whole .=_\';~'t~»iri. Where Dr.
f tides:-il`s 'l`a`ulc_r~: are per.se\'cred with
lnfaiiiile \\`cakness_ .\eui'asthenia, Sleep-
,_
,D_\_spt-p..`:i, Stoiiiucii Di.<ui'tlui‘. Wasting,
. .~ . ii :_ ii,'.' i ters ' girls
npprtncliiiig woiii.s|ili<»1»<l. All tliliggista
:intl stcrcket-|n rs t lirniiglimit thc Doniiiiion
sell Dr. Cn~=.~.-i\'.» Tnhlets at 50 cents.
People in nntlyiiig rlisiri-~ts should keep
Dr. l1`:i.=_.~'t-ll's 'lnlilets hy them in case Of
ci|iei~,'_'eiit-\‘. A lfree >`n||i[»‘.c will be sent
nn rctiviiil of 5 i»»nt.~t. for iriiiilitig Intl
p.-i<»l<|ii_s_ bv tht- S-llc _»\¢;»~iit_= for Canada,
H. l". Rilvliie :ilirl l`0., liill., 10, M‘f`!\l|l
street. Toronto. Ont.
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Goo ci I '__'
»»-._-me lY0u’tiLi1¢eoursty1e
\_,Of Plumbing, It’s Different
, .
'< There are many different kinds of _ plumbing, but ours is
different from all (others. It|_doesn’t cost any more but it’|
better in every way. Our style of plumbing is without doubt
‘the best you can secure at any price.
Our' wémrkrnen are experts; know iusttwhat youtti' worlbre-
_ utrss an we _ ou perec parmanen sa is ac on. ur
erorlfis the lilnd tliat standftbeiteagof time--it’s the kind- _
_youwaut-it’sthe/onlylds ’wortl|_.w lie. f - 
PERHAPS IT’S
THE KIDNEYS
that are making you feel  
Ifso,you can easily tell. If your
head eela dull and achy-if your
back hurts nearly all the time--if
Your appetite is poorly and your
tongue is'coate -if the urine
bllmfj. IS highly colored and offen-
sive in odor-if you notice a brick
dust deposit or mucus in the urine
after standing over night-then
YU" ¢¢r\tt|I1ly ave something the
matter with your Kidneys. Get
Gi.~.1.1.Iti.!.!S
Chollllool Cof-
Toronto
Years.
with an
'severe o
tlcally
time
years
Mrs.
whom
GREATEST Klllllll
a lllllllll _
_ ani.-
. /
"F0150-nhtivoo” Have Provod
Their Value In Thousands of
_ C
wuintnfut nrcnni' or i
wolntnrut tune
._-1.
0nlyRomo|lyTl|atAoh0nA1l'l'll\o
Of Tho Organ Responsible For The
Formation of Urle Add ln The Blood.
Many people do not realise that_the
Skin is one of the three great elimina-
tors of waste matter from the_ body.
As a matter of fact, the Skin ride the
system of _more Urea (or waste matter)
t an the Kidneya. When there is
Kidney Trouble, Pain In The Back and
Acrid Urine, it may not be the-fault of
the kidneys at all, but be due to faulty
SkiulActioa, or _ Constipation of the
bowe s. _ _-
"Fruit-a~Nveo" cures weak, lore.
aching Kidneya, not only because it
strengthens these organs but alsobe-
canse "Fruit-s~tlvea" opensthebowels,
sweetem the stomach and stimulates
the action of the skin.
“Fruit-a-tives"-is sold by all dealers
at 5oc. a box, 6 for $z.5o, trial size,
25c. or will be sent postpaid on receipt
of price by Frruuftivon Limited,
Ottawa. '
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NEW APPOINTMENT. - Congra-
tulations are being extended to Mr.
George D. DeBlois upon his appoint-
ment to the managershlp of the P. E.
Island branch of the Royal Insurance
Co., one of the oldest and strongest
fire insurance companies in the world,
and which ha`s for many years been
represented in this Province by the
late Mr. John McEac'hern.
MORE SOCKS SENT IN-The St.
John Telegraph says: Socks kept on
coming to Mrs. E. Atherton Smith all
day Thursday from individual donors
over the Province, and from P. E.
Island. Montreal and the United States
so that those taken tgth the soldiers’
sock social the dayhefore, the total
will make 4,000 pairs of good socks.
-The Women’s General Patriotic
League of Moncton reported 600 pairs,
the Lord Dorchester'Chapter I. 0. D.
E., Dorchester, forty-four pairs and the
ladies of Campbellton sent in three
dozen pairs. The largest individual
_donor was Mrs. Burden, of Lone Water
Farm, Westfield, who sent in thirty
[lags of beautifully made socks. The
m ey receipts from‘ the social in ad-
dition to the socks which formed the
iggéialsslon fee for ladies, amounted to
HOW “MOVlES" 'ARE MADE.-
Mr. Frank Hines, late of the Thanhou-
_Charlottetown Saturday. Mr. Hines
is making n tour of the United States
lecturing and demonstrating on the
making of moving pictures. Mr. Hines
is travelling in the interests of the
Thanhouser Company. and .has, be-
sides vlsitlng the larger cities, visited
St. John and Halifax, just before com-
ing here. Ho will afppear at
the Prince Edward Theatre to-day,
Tuesday and Wednesday and will deal
with_ a different subject each night.
He will speak to~nlght on the making
of a "trick" picture. Mr. Hines gives
s vaudeville act, tho. only one of its
kind in Canada, an English eccentric
act. in which he uses nothing but his
own composltlohs in songs, etc. This
is the first tour of this kind ever made
and Mr. Hines will very likely have
interested audiencesat his novel and_
instructive lectures.; .- , _ ‘ _
. 'ENJOVABLE soma; - On
Tuesday-6th iustl, a.B_ean Supper was
held ln the churchlvestry a§Ca`rdigan,
under the auspices of the Y. P. S.
Upwards of seventy members atteend-
ed to do justice to the oholcsfari-ay of
eatibles prepared by the lady mem-
bers ln their usual skilful manneer,
and which' needless to say were tri-
umphs of the culinery art. After all
had satisfied the demands of the lilner
man a select programme of recita-
tlons, songs, tc., was listen to by
those present. A pleasing Fiitre of
the evening was several rec tations by
our budding elocutlonist, Master Don-
ald Mcbarea. After singing the Na-
tional Anthem ali went homo’ feeling
that they spent a moat enjoyable ev-
ening. Cardlgsn C.'~E. P. continues
to flourish, thanks in a large measure'
to the efforts of our energetic Pastor,
Rev. J.'C. Martin, who takes an ac-
tive part in most all the meetings or
in anything which tends inopromotoe
the welfare of the young people.-
..C°m'.. _ _
On 21st. 1915.
e Jane Hyde,
o Him who
Bank. eighty
the passed
after-
DPI-
that
four
ser Players, New York, arrived ln of Charlottetown. The remuneration
C
couple one of
Tignlsh and al-
lre up in years their
is the rendevous of
set and this happy
entertain them in a
that their hearts are
love to have young
.Mr. McElroy is s
in all the enterprises
to promote the welfare ot
town while bk devoted wife
supporter in all charitable.
is a
movements and Red Cross undertak-
ings. One of their daughters is Mrs.
John A. Hackett proprietor of the
Bellevue Hotel in Tlgnlsh.-Z.
' _ - fruesoav
POLICE COURT.-A young man
appeared at the Summerside Police
Court on Saturday morning charged
with being drunk and disorderly. His
Honour the Stipendlary Magistrate lm-
posed a line ot $3 and costs.-H.
CHILD DIES.-Everett. the seven-
year-old son of Mr Michael Mountain,
Summersldc, passed away early oii
Friday morning, after an illness of
only two days. Much sympathy is felt
for Mr Mountain and family.--H.
_ FUNERAL SATURDAY. - The
funeral of Everett Mountain. the
seven-year-old `son of Mr Michael
Mountain, of Spmmerslde, whose
death occurred on Friday morning at
the Prince County Hospital, after a
few days' illness. took place Saturday
afternoon to the People's (‘emeter_v.
SUDDEN DEATH. - One of the
oldest and most respected citizens of
Montrose, namely Henry Gordon, pass-
ed away on Friday night. His death,
which was caused by heart failure
was sudden and upexpected as he had
been around and well as usual with
the exception of a slight cold. His
funeral took place on Monday. the
19th. to the Presbyteriaii Cemetery,
Montrose. the services being conduct-
ed by the Rev. Geo. Millar.-A
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Buym"`g`a house paint merely beeaueh 
` is poor economy. You get yotirliouao ip
enum, but the print wait lm.
Before` painting, investigate
Brandram-Henderson’s "
“English” Paint _ n
lt gives you the utmost service mtl satisfaction - and is
afdepeodable as Gibraltar. ' When you paint w`ili'B-H'
"ENC.l..lSH", you lmow you will get the service you want,
because itis made according to the guaranteed formula: 70
per cent Bnnclram'a B. B. Genuine While Dead and 30
perceotPiireWhitoZincforwhitoalcllinh.' '
_“-3 amps.-mi mam-ae. s. . quit, .r au ini... um
lm been demonstratetl by gmeratiom of painters. lf the
iota is done with B-l'l_"'_Endiab" it will be as lutingu paint
gal mlb l.l.| _i
we an it"c.m 'Tim i. . smile: wus.; fa
[youyhich tells about Paint and Painting.
Fennell & Chandler
C harlattetown, P. E. I
CONSIDERABLE ICE.-There is
still considerable ice in the Straits
and yesterday the Minio had icc all
the way across.- Off Point Prim the
ice was exceptionallyheavy and the
steamer had some difficulty in getting `
through. Captainltead, reports that
only once before this year was there
as muchrice in Picton harbour as yes-
terday. It ls also reported that there
is quite a'lot of ice between Capes
Tornientlne and Traverse and that
the ice has again drifted into Sum-
merslde harbor. It will be some time
before the summer steaniers will he
‘able to run. A northwest wind would
greatly lnfprove the ice conditions.
ISLANDER APPOINTED. - His
many friends here will be delighted
to learn that Mr Walter Matheson, jun. '
(Buster), who has been employed for
the past year as an cngliieer on tlic
constructloii.of the Montreal Aqueduct
in connection with the water supply
of .that city, has now been promoted
to be superintendent of the Western
Division of the Road Department ot'
the olty of Montreal. His duties haw
to do with the streets, paving, etc., of
the central part of the city, a very
difficult and responsible task in a city
the size of Montreal. There are three
divisions. east, north and west. Mr
Matheson has the last named, the
largest and' most important. He grad-
uated irom McGill in science in 1912
and is the son of Mrs J. K. Stanley,
is commensurate with the responsible.
m
to Mr Matheson's ability.
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HETHER you are baking a deliciously
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you can depend on “Beaver” Flour to
give you the happiest results every time.
Because “Beaver” Flour is always the san'ie._
It contains just the proper proportions of Ontario
and Western wheat-blended exactly before the
wheat is ground. Try it. / -
position, and the gaining of this pl-0 DEALERS--write us lor prices on The T. H. Taylor Co. Limited,
grim; may be regarded as a tribute Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals. l83 Chatham, Oat.
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Finer Hosiery Means
Better-fitting F ootwear
You wouldn’t expect foot comfort in shoes worn'
over ill-fitting hose. Petnmans Hosiery is shaped-in-`
the-knitting to conform to every curve of foot and
leg. Reinforced where necessary
and seamless. NO1Fr~Nobody
nowadays wean seemed bose.
Penmans Hosiery is unshrinkable,
also has greater durability than
you are perhaps accustomed to. Its
silky smoothness and sleek, velvety
feel tell unmistakeably
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