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THREE NEW REELS at the Peo-

ple’a Theatre to-night, including a piine two-reel feature, “Blood and Wa-‘ -ter," Admission dve cents. 1517.

IT

THE STEAMERB.-The Earl Grey‘

BIO

_WORKING AGAIN.-The stoam W' gine' which was broken some days

at Messrs Bruce Stewe!'t's has

been repaired. It is now ln -perfect. working order and the shop is 9/gain

busy. a fact that is a-bundently evi- denced by the lively humming noise

, Q. THE 1cEnmni.__nun_Rnun lr.

ielislbnul Issuer

1 ills! 5 YI 8. lessen

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‘C V JUST lll§W

snollirsrcnrnuusss is cnoss rsvnnrsn coss'r1

IN -YUDGING iwrnn Gxvn canmonura

left

Georgetown yesterday morning

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,. application of Zam-

_l_§ Buk at night will bring ease y morn- ing. Zarn-Bak stops >‘ the smarting, heals , the cracks and

makes the hands

smooth.

Qt'

"vn-

Mrs. A. F. Philll , of

Ayer's Cliff, Que.. snrlgsz- “I sufl"crofl terribly from rbnppcrl h:|nfl.<:. Sometilncs I almost crivd with the pain and .~u|1.'irtin|.:. Zinn-Buk was revomumiuled mill it gave me case almost as soon asapplied. Now my hands are quite Smooth'

/_ibm use Zum-Bok for all lkll

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` ' ` ` "'N¢=`l‘!;f1|glB.. hygiene und practical training in all

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#Mor when his Us err osr

l;f~<lu--in Sirsincd. Puffy Ankles. Lyniphnngifis, Poll Evil. Fistula, lloils. Swcllings; Stops Lamencss

_ :md alloys pain. llczils Sores, Cuts, 57 liruiscs, Boot Clmfes. lf is an

- _ ANTISEPTIC AND GEHMICIDE

_ng f.\`r1N-l‘ols0b'i`lUH1

lines not blifaver of remove the

. .-` '=1\fllrr~~“:ci-:xii lie worked. Plrasauf to usc. S`..,U»|.~_l-mils, rlelivcrcd. Describe your case

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.\ll.‘»Ul{»llf\` lf.. Jil... arui~r-|~licIu\i1nenifnr mankind le- .'.|\-|-- Siiii..-._ p..é-mil. Kn<»umi_ swnlil-.n Veim. Milk hes. imlu. mu..-ui:-ir.\-only :i law drops vcquimi aunappll- .

lmlvle nf ilralcn. or ilrlivrrrd. 1 ill I ymans llldp..llrlonlrcsl, Can.

1,13.

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For A Gilt . "-\'f.-li.

n“s

' For a gift to your

Church Notes published in recent

interesting tribute to local mission- ar Cnythedral congregation, ~ Charlotte- t.own, shame by the manner in which it contrl

that souls

to - churc

ilway after

der age. nbout sixty years ago where he con- ducted a grlst and saw milllngbusi H088 cease uno.

nt home to mourn her loss.

S('_-HOOLS.-Throu h the medium of

bc in unmistakable evidence a for-

___.______.____---_¥__ wnrd movement in physical training

in s

_ ci

l" +115' ' . .1 1--“-

madc, in this direction; and ont

‘ ` A '-,ff '- , ` ring

' :pf ‘H'(,"__W____\ if ,,_; er effort than hitherto has been

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f':f“§\".,r _/-f"1f‘_>‘ ,,' _ `-~ scheme towards this end is the cnrr

l\ i{~":“’\f fj- 5 wi ...-_ i

more thorough system of physical

___ f;_EI}/I"r.T.`,_vi.lf~ rm-1~1», but

'_ I extend to the schools; physical elli

audience could not be wished for than nticudei! the Prince Edward Theatre, H151.

staged there, and to hear Mr. De Witt Cairns in the song “O Can

tures of the program was to insti into

for -1-rr .il insvrimiious and Book 5 K free. alfnve nwntmngd song which has _n°“

become the National Song of Can- ada.

program on-d formed two very beau

monument-n representation of th' on erected to the memory of the Pear- Pelicrg heroes. On the top of the foundation of the monument n mcm ber

c. d

c

was posed, During the time tunt thi was being shown the lights in thi house wrre put out und a red spot

at 7 o'clock and succeeded in docking at Picton nt 4.40 o'clock in the even- ing. She had Un 'bolwd 105 tml* frelghte and 75 passengers, and will leave on return to Georgetown thi! morning. The Mlnto leaves George-

town nt 7 this morn-ing for Picton.

HELPING THE MISSIONS.-In

a

St. John Exchange, the following

zeal was paid:-"St. Peter`s

P. E. I. puts most of us to

liutes to missions. Last year small congregation of only 298 gave $3,064, or $13 per capita

the missionary work of the h."

AGED MAN I)EAD.-There passed

nt Upton on the third inet three Weeks illness, Alexan-

Hayden in the 92nd year of his Mr. Hayden settled at Upton.

for many yea-rs. His wife predef d him about twenty-three years He leaves one daughter (Annie)

_,__

l‘llYSI(.`-AL TRAINING IN

he he

B'

various cadet corps throughoui Dominion there is likely soon to

fools. The Militia Department

the lndefatignble Colonel

hes nt its head, is making great-

y_

out of ii special course in phyei training nt Cttuwn und<r thr

uspices of the Militia Department

course began this week, and will eight weeks; it will consist of

ug nl

xtcudod series of exercises. With a

raining for the cadets, not only wil' hose corps reflect greater efficiency

the same desirable results wil`

iency in the scholnrs must certainly

cholnstic efficiency.

THE PRINCE IGDWARD.--A better

cvtning attracted thither hy the

nnounctmeut of the tableanx to be

da." The object of these special fea-

the minds of those present thi

The tahleaux were put on dur

ng an intermission in the picture

iful, patriotic scenes, When the cur -_iin went up first there was present-

to the view of the audience a

~ in the Queen Square Gardens

rf the South Afric,u\ Veterans

ight turned on the scene. This was

just the thing.

Thcy are splcndidly

clcsiiznccl, things 0 f lxcflulv :ls wcllzls ulilify,

` 250.

1

Solid gold ihimbles g

Sunnyside W

l

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“A Change of Seed Gram

always pays” 1000 bushels Imported Banner. These Oats are extra heavy re- cleaned, true to name, clean and perfectly free_from Wild Oats or any~npx1ous Weed Seeds of any kmd; Imported. direct from the best Oat growing Section of Ontario.

Imported Ligowo Oats, Irish _White\Oats Gar- ton’s Abundance White Oats.

We have large quantities

of these varieties, all extra choice Seed Stock.

Island Crown S e e d

Oats, Banner Black, Tartarinn and White Wave. All extra clean and heavy. Write us forsamples . and prices. We have special low prices for Farmer’s In- stitutes. Our Seed Oats are done up in sacks of exactly three bushels each, sufficient for one acre.

Carter & Qompany Limited

_Seedsmen to the People of P. E. Island

on Mr. men

vi' W

. nv-rfrrmnrs were nrrunged in n semi

ircl

50. first row was formed of young ladlcf

T in white with an inner row of gen

We Ng tlemcu, n, rnw of Cari-ets with bayon-

cts, und n final row of small girls giving flags. Every member of this

fricncl who is fond of

:-'c\v|m;,;1 seamstress or ,

(l_rCSSll1?ll{€l` 0110 (_)fOl1I' greeted vociferously. The curtain des

/ silver thimbles will be sensed .ma Mr, Dewitt fnn-ns cam-1

r

-* $4.

front rf the stage there were veteransi and nt the hack Brittannin was re ~-_tdb ld' il ith Eblrsricnt con yhzr lliedduilnlll lbeielnrlliig lux "r°5lty and kindness*

Sceptre on which she leaned. As _Mr.

Tablenu. joined in the ¢h0l'\\9- Af the finish of this perform-ance the audience cheered and cheered to the last echo. Everyone who attended the show was presented with a souv- enir of the entertainment, the song.

the stage and started the song Culvert ulwying the nccompnni t, the curtain ris‘ng ns he sam' sicond verse till there came to

the final fr rim Tarlenilx, 'rn ‘

Ma

hc

e nn both sides of the stage th'

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cprcsciitod some occupntion or ln mbitnut of the Dominion. At thc

lnirns sang the mem-bers of the

A

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"Oh Canada" nicely printed on a little folder.

lndigeaiion Overcome

OVERGOME BY SIMPLE REMEDY

Hurricd and careless habits of eat-

ing, irregular meals and [rods that do not harmonize, tend to weaken the digestive organs and result in different forms of stomach trouble.

If you are one of the unfortunates

eat simple foods only, slowly, regu- larly and take Vinol, our delicious cod liver and fron tonic,

Mrs. H. J. Smith, Thomas'ville,Ga.,

says: "I suffered from n stomach trouble, was tired, worn out and ner- vous. A friend advised me to take Vinol. My stomach trouble soon dis- appeared and~ now I est heartily and have s perfect digestion and Iwish` every tired, weak woman could

T

in my life that did me so much f good." ¢

medicinal elements of the code' livers' -mea by me time making .nel strength crenting properties oi tonic

`rand, Miss `-Jacqueline Macdonald; _Vice

‘lecording Secretary, Miss Lillian ‘/facdonnld: Financinl Secretary.Miss inn

’.f.rrife Mncdonnlfl. The ofT’cers were "stalled hy: Deputy Prrsidfnt, Miss

V.

’tf~wart, Howe, and Henderson, and) ‘irothcr McI.auchlnn. After the busi-' nrss

-nd substantial refreshments were

f‘n‘oyed immensely. About forty went out

que weople there, of whom they can not meak too highly for their gre-at gen-

nhal

the , g ofhcers were elected:,President, R. V.

Queen's John Whitlock, for Prince

Vernon Matthews, `for King's Gerald A. C“dm0l'€. Harry Lapthorne, Lorne f’l8‘E0¢lS. John _/Wannacott, L, A. Hamrd. A. F. Houston, Arthur Nel- son; °l°°¢=_dJ- The (nearer nr electing .. superintendent .was is-id over for an- lluher meeting. The Secretary present. ed his annual report, which was re-

in

tendance at the last show was not

phat it ought to be and the recel t ro

~ ho have drifted into this condition, them

ection at the reqzuest of the Depart-

mienzt of agriculture enabled them, w t

I p -

ment, to pay prize money in full.

reatly appreciated. Already this As- sociation is planning for the next show lsts

continues and they carry out their

have, tentions of 1_tresting all exhi-

ViI10l. for I never spent any money|'bitiors, utility men included, in the

a

heir

The recovery of Mrs. Smith was --<--<. eue in the combined muon ei enelscuhnnns 'ro neari-

.whlch fills the air in the neighbor- hood.

Mr. »J.E.B. McCreu-dy, Publicity A-

gent, has received an enquiry from the Newfoundland Board of Agricul- ture regsrdlng the cost, raising, etc., of Karakule Sheep !on Prince Edward Island, as lt is the intention of some agriculturists in the Ancient Colony to go in for the new industry.

A PRESENTATION.-A pleasing

feature of last nfght's Poultry show meeting was the presentation to the Secretary, Mr, Geo. Lightizer, of n splendid silver butter dish, beautiful- ly carved, made in appreciation of his services to the Association. An ad- dress accompanied, the present to which Mr. Lightizer made a suitable reply. s

FUNERAL NOTICE.-Mr. Fred

Beers of the Marine Dept. is expected to arrive in Charlottetown with the :cnnins of his daughter Mrs. l'Rev.) P. G. Corbin of West La Have, this ’Frlday) evening. The funeral will leave Mr. Beers' home for St. Peter'e Cathedral on Saturday at 2.30 p. m. Interment will be at St. Pcter’s Cemetery. ‘

REV. Dil. D. J. FRASER II,.L.-

His many friends will be sorry to learn that Rev. Dr. D. J. Fraser, formerly of Alberton, and now Pro- fessor of New Tcstument Exegesis in the Presbyterian College, Montreal, ls ill with pneumonia. While recently zupplylng for n brother clergyman near Montreal hc contracted n cold which developed as above. It is ;ratifying, however, to lcurn l‘y last reports to' his people in Albcrton _hut he is improving,

RIDGF1-BUILDING.-Within the

ast week the local Department of Public Works has completed the building of two more steel and con- :rete bridges in the province, thus i.-ailing further progress towards flu- .shing the hlg program of bridge- nuilaing which it undertook last year. The two bridges completed re- :ently are those at Mink River and Bay Fortune, For the present year .hc Department does not contemplate any extensive activities in thc con- struction of new bridges similar to lhose undertaken last year; in fact, =xcept as cxigency may demand, it is only intended to complete those .ridges which were taken in hand est year, but owing rto intervention _if the *winter season, remain to be inished. In this direction there is a iood deal of work to be done. Onc if these unfinished bridges is the big one over the Cardigan River. The ipproachcs to the Montague bridge md to several other bridges through- mt the province nre also to be made

ip this year.

REBEKAH LODGE _INS'l‘I'l`U'l‘ED. A new Rebekah Lodge, to be known us the Acme Lodge, was instituted it Montague on Wednesday afternoon xy special Deputy rf the Grand Mas- ‘er, Miss Mary Essory, assisted hyl »ir. John Mcllunchlnn, Deputy Grundl Master, Miss Bertie Stewart, Grand secretary, und Mr. David McKinnon, Llrand Marshall. In the evening ihir- -y-nme ofthe forty-five members were initiated by n Degree Staff from the Alpha Rebekah Lodge, Charlotte- town. The following oflicers were lectsd for the new Lodgev-Noble

B

Grand, Mrs. P. M. McMillan;

le Sutherland; Treasurer, Miss

ry Essory; Sisters Winchcste

meeting in the evening dainty

vcd to those present. The proceed- s closed with si dance which- was

from Charlottetown to Monto- nnd were royally received by the

P. E. I. P. A. MEETING.-The un-

meeting of the P. E. I. Poultry

ssocletlon was held last evening in

Agricultural Hall The followin

ongworth , (re-elected); .Vice-Pres. for

McCormack; Directors: Wm. J.

S°°1`°l-517. Gwrge Lightlzer (re-

eived and adopted. ,Although the nt-

( D

that source very small, still

promrlnence given to the utility

the assistance of the de art

he assistance thus given was very

and if the good feeling that ex- amongst the members at present

ir and reasonable manner proposed,

future seems to be assured.

FOR WORLD'S TITLE.

tosnou, .

iron, which ere contained in Vinol,-inn -

We will return the purchase' mon

every time Vinol falls to benefit. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Char-

_4 siemens, P. m._x_.»_ ,_

power -of sln,' the less' desire we have

There has been a good manv cu 0 down since for Rexall Cherry Burk Cough Syrup. Washington was no

say to you - that we believe Rexall

coughs and colds. 25c. and 50c. a

Corner Great George and Kent Sta.

“ I Metf

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THE fShlS‘:lI(lN `:.ll°]I.D lll‘. ' VIENNA-, ' M»ir_eh r.~'rnc Lower A

House ol ` thc Austrnliauv In,-pi-rinl A Parliament whose sessions were sus- A pended on January 30th. <-wing to A

, _ -_ ,I R

Most people would be benefited by the occa- sional useof

Na-Dru-Co Laxaiivcs __` .

_ Gently, thoroughly, and

withoutdi:\~omfori,t ey free _

the system of the waste which poisons the blood and

f U .-, .U

lowers the vitality. 25c. a box, at your Drugg-ist’|.

Nlllollnl Drill I-hd Chcmlcnl Cs.

." N

ofcullldl. Limllsd. l 76

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ang _ol illdizing is only one of the ing" mnnv instances of the self-deception mllnt Rive"-' FU" dil°°°ti°“° 1°' hah' of sin. On the other hand. the more 108. we let. ohms; hole us free from theluvs

more- truthful than we are when we i.

Cherry Bark Cough Syrup to be the most-pleasant most-effective most-

’ ' i-'H-+-I-1-l-I-i-I-f-i -f-l-l-#I-+4

satlsfactory-in-every-way remedy for 4 44°”

violent obstruction of the (ucch dc- Brooklyn gg; 7 putxes re-assembled today but was g':;‘adm" nc c 292 _ again brought to an abrupt stop by Gt B ‘ `

n tumult raised bv Opposition mem- `

' ~ Me

bers' ` .Miss Pacific .__

.Northern Pacific .

Pc

illeadlng

5l

Southern Pacific 043

159

3 Utah Copper __

Qucbcc Icy. ._ l6} 15?

. shawinige.. 140; 139

should always be the' first treat-

childrcn oi' all ages and grown- nrn printed on escn bottle

to condemn others for that from Ask your drussist for a 50-cent boi Qlchffihrlst is delivering us. tie _V _

` 1 __ __ _ _ then look carefully and seuthat it 1.

oi' “California Syrup of Figs,

de by the "Callfornla'Fig Syrup

Cl18l`F_Y` U88 thflli hlHl1f“‘Y melltl0“9~ size Hand back with contempt any

ther fig syrup; V' `

::Wash_ington cut down the first ré\€mpBny_»' we mag., ni, gmaum

» t I

*‘°*°'|*‘|'

BTCOK QUOTATIONS

bottle. The MacKinnon Drug Co., 'l"°t"'u°"" furnish” by F' 3'- Mc'

Curdy Si. Co., Stock and Bond llro- kers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 164 Richmond Bt., Chur- l0ttefo's'r\ P. E, 1.

March 5th, 1914.-'

- Nlizw iulln u'lu\mB, '

Close

97}

m. Beet Sugar _

_ Smulters

_ High Low

tchison ... . . . ... 97% 97A

21; 20

m (Sill 67; mel. Copper

21

671

7-IR 731 Mt

93; 93, 2 zeal 2091.

2-ll 295

Northern I’fd. 127? 127%

x, Petroleum 67% 67% 67S

26 25} Ll5l_

1125 1121 112;; 112 1112 111% 1651 1655 165*

51 5k

95 159 65 54?;

128i

nnsylvanln. U

ock Island

95 1591

65-l .. 55 542

mui\'l‘xhlAl. u'1‘UCKl~s.

nion Pacific

. S. Steel 64%

` Huh L°W 01096 Spanish B. Com' ... ua 1 . 1

- Brazilian 'Fraction 35% 85 85% Toronto Ry.

ciimida cement an 31 ai Irwin city _ io.; we

Detroit _ 72l~‘l,aurentide ._ ‘

- L_ Dom. Steel Corp'n 32 30;

Minn. & St. P. (S00) 134i 132)

‘ Montreal Power . . . ...

. S. Steel & Coal Com

ichelicu & Ont. 106 106

difference what ails our little

l

Beware of counterfeit fig syrupe. "

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‘ New

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Masonic, 1914.1:

‘ 936, $1.15, $1.35, $1.65, $1.85 and up.

Dress Goods

Snitings Silks 1

Lsces 1

embroidery Flouncing All Overs Wash Goods Art Sateens Velvets

Cordllroys -

New New New ' New New New New New

New

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gl

New

V New

New

S.

Plentin gs " Scrims Sport Coats

New Tailored Suits

A.

if

and _.ll I I

Our new dress goods were opened up yester-

' day and really they are delightful- Bought with e every1ca`re, the qualities and colorings will be a revelation to_ even Charlottetown’s most critical. The lot comprises dainty dolly varden silk crepe de-chenes,brocaded and plain silk crepe de chenes,

1 brocaded wool dress goods, resildas, srnall suiting

checks for dressy Spring suits b_es1des almost every correct weave and new coloring one could

__ a k for. See the new blue serges at 45c, 58c 70c,

McDonald

" The lsland’s Leading Store

_T ` I-~ sifnvr or mes" V . ' ’ ' _

Oulv a sinlese man can safely judge '_ - _ . S _ °"'°°“d°"”l °th°"- But We lm" Bu Mothers can rest easy alter giving _ ` . ' f°"':°t°°“ mu in °\“' °”`“°5° lumm "California Syrup of Figs."-because ‘ > . 7°' th" 3-l“‘ °l judging- W° °"°“ °”' in is few hours all the clogged-up ure" f°r5°'t`th°t waging is 5 °i“""|waste, sour bile and fermentlng food tl” king °' 1“dKi“¢ ‘Eat “'° d° wh” gently moves out of the bowels, and V9 °°““7”"l tl” W3* ”°°° °f °“t‘ t°1'lyou have a well. playful child again. lows. e forget that whenever we__Uhnd,,en simply Wm mt take tha condemn snot; ar for any, siiittpr fallll- uma from play to empty their hom ure' W1: 0"” vesiam mmm M t elels, and they become tightly peeked, ww t lug M wh °h.w° are °°nd°mn'lllver gets sluggish and 'stomach dis-

ing him sin. God s Word is aimed ordered ‘

\ - '

stralglli at us in the matter' ai it When cross, feverish, restless, sec il nys' Thpu an without excuse' 0 tongue is coated. then give this de- :laI?°foi~nlviilig:iedtlid1i‘i‘iudIsEesl1hz:1‘iol;\l1‘i;? licious "frult laxative." Children

thou-_ condenmoat thyselfu- 'for thou Eg’ it' and it i°“““°t eau? i»“l“'y' Egitzyqmftt |2022' ?:i,';i3§e if gozamg one-if full of cold, ora sore throat, blind fn.-an to condemn another blindidi“"`h°°“» °t°m“°h“°l,’_°' MQ h’°“th' m».r._rer not seeing, vet the iwemer-remember. a gentle inside cleans-

31‘%| Crown Reserve............ 13251 COTTON 227

11 _ . _ 16} March ... ... ... .... .. 1217 1214 1215 July Pork 106 MBV 1173 1169 1173 ll/lov liarfl

5 1397lVJu1v 1171 1167 1171 July Lard

, ~- 1 - -9|

189.1 Muv Wheat _ _ 935

183 ‘Julv Wheat _ SSL

Mav Corn . 67l

High-Ijow Close I Julv Corn 65S

--._ , 2150 2155

1070 ._ . . 1087

Spot-12.00 unchanged ~ May Pork

sv; sc; 6_6t

2137 '

2140 1060 1080

[S )cl:0ber ... . . . . . . . . ... 1136 1133 1135 i,...§ GRAIN E PROVISIONS. 106 l High LOW Close

92? U2?-

87]

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fill . 66i 2147 _ 2155 1070 1087

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, Read Our Personal Money-Back Guarantee

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Y`OU know what that means-Misery -Worry--_Big Bills-Debts! You know you can’t afford to ct sick

You Can

Remedy At Our Risk

Keeping In good health means food and cloilun fi r d f 'l " g

f I »]f It’ _ g _ 1 you an your ami y. It s up 'to you to take care

o yourse . s up to you, Whenever you don’t -feel right, to tulle something to make 'ou rifilil. to st

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.Y0ll._hull_d you up, ward off worse sickness, protect you and your familyl That thin" we have and in

ofl`er1ng_1t to you we protect you agfunsi; money risk 'by crsonullv 1 1 fr ' l -' "’n` ’ ’

_ , . . p _ _ yro nmn" _you l ini; 11 it docsn t protect

you against sickness, well give you back your money without; a word or question. It is~

Vi him .1 ou are run-down, no matter what the cause.

h Ii. doesn't mcrr-l_v stimulate you and mnkc_ you feel good for n fcw 0'1". but f-likes hold of tho wcuknms, and builds you up to a healthy, normal condition. .

It is s. real nerve-fond tonic, rcnl builder of healthy nerves, rich

bl00d. 6|-Fung muscles, good digestion.

It contains the Hypophosphitcn, in tone the nerves and give energy,

and pure Olive Oil, io nourisi the nerves, the blood, the entire system, and ‘give vitality, strength and health,"

remztviiipleseant to take, ilie greasy flavor of the Olivo Oil having been

For you who are fircfloul, nervous, run-down, dehilifnfcd, weak,

Cfllnclafed-for convnlcsrents-for old peopli,--

-~y--H It Is the Best Remedy I We Make Qu, |_|,,;n

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out of the drug business right here in your town. It is our duty to give

you the best remedy wc can for whuievnr ailment you may have and

business sense demands that we recommend nothing unless we knoiv if/s good. ,.

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bestlgcililitpow fliexnll Olive Oil Emulsion is We believe i¢ in gh,

‘ 9|' P ¢0llll.€I1frrgy and strength there is made. We know it is

lU"‘i\ll)’ llelpmll mlllll' Of )'0ll\` Hclhlhbors. We believe that it will make you well and strong again, and save you money and worry in the end,

We feel it is good business for us to recommend Rexall Olive Oil

Emulsion and gr-l. you to use if-, because we know you’|l thank us after- wud fOr makinz our confidence in ii so pun one you didn hmm.. _

V lo take us at our word. We also feel sure that once

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Oil Emulsion ne iilie besfrpllidlllllzrilig W0 :blew 0f|lti soldguy °‘"TB7-m°p%__s1 00 Mm mnke and keep you well and strong. '°°s:,1d hmgls lax," om); byim °

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3'0" MV” “Md lt. y0U'll be as enthusiastic sboutltns " we are und vdll recommend it to yourfriends. Held W' m°"°¥-hack guarantee and get A bottle iodny. `

We Guarantee This Remedy to Relieve and Satisfy You-or. Your Money' Back _ .Ili j We don’f; want your money unless Rcxull Olive Oil Emulsion really hcl s and satisfies youl _ ‘~ l' If it doesn’t, come back and tcll us, and we’ll give back your money. Vl/I; believe it`will pm.; ~ ’ -'_"`*1'i ' ~ tect your health-if it doesn’t, the money is yours; and`we want you to have it. ~-

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