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TURK CASUALTIES 2.500

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nl (`rewe. Secretary uf State for india, iinnouneed in the HOU-se Of I-01115

in Mesopotamia were not less than ll

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If you have not received a copy of Holman’s

Catalog. senda post card and get one by return

mail. DO IT NOW.

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Holman’s Catalog has price-savings on every ._

page. Everything in Holman’s Catalog is guaran- teed to be exactly as represented in every respect.

_ YOU get YOUI' m0nCy’S W01‘th OI' _VOUY ITl0ll€y der high pressure to obtain war ms- preparatory I” ming m Europe "ext back when you shop from Holman’s Catolog. It ‘e"”‘”~ 0"” ““““’°“ *"1" ml' "tw

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r on

meeting was brought to a close by siusins and repeating in concert the bred Clydesdale Scanlon, Lord Dsl- niizpah Benedlction. in

Stable. Kensington noon April 29th

. . , -_ . . . L .1_si_<_iiIii. ii. iiporltil to lit iritieiilly ill. _wld ___ SL Eh_an0___B Hn" M0nduy_

pril 26th at 8 p.m. to appoint dele-

l~`rank il. Arsenauii, Urbanville, and U ol' Mr. John S. Arscmiult. of Abram's 5

-_ most complete recovery from their rc-

_ __-; , _ `_ _ l, -eeiit severe illness.-M. m ,f '- ' _ ' . ___ l

" 1." / -V -Mr. Sylvains ti. Arsenault. Max- of

, lmvllle, is home again after several ‘ff " months nbseiice.- Mr. Joseph L. rg _ Gallant and Mr. Adolplius O. Gallant U'

were in Summerside last Weiliiestlay 'M on important business.-.\l. 'H

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l- ` /' on 'l`\ieiitlay to attend a met-tiny.; of the

ccniral association ol the egg circle,

and returned on Wednesday.-.\l. G

rams Village whose death has recent- ly appeared in the Guardian. arrived

inet. I: is understood Mr. Arsenault A was culled home in eolinection with 7.’ ntiairs of importance. and will return I soon probably iicconipunled by 1

learned on the highest authority that preparations for war in Holland are

Dutch Government realizes that Hol-

land might become involved in the _ struggle at any moment.

els and for wool to manufacture unl-

forms have been placed in England _ anti America.

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

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-ONE om; r wo each inur-

tlon for adverti£g lnnihh column Cash must aosonpany order Mini-

can be obtained at Lalerty’s Ton- mum charge twsntrlivs cents.

sorlal Parlours, Sumlneralde. -

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-BASEBALL "SUPPLIES--Every

-T0 CORRESPONDENTS.-Owing thin! in btlebnll supplies for hlleblll

pondents to be as brief as possible

-BALTIC - The following is the

de Vll.-1, Ruby Davison; 2, Mar-. sa

Donald; 2, Waldon Davison. Grade

Lawless: 3. Walter Bernard. Grade of

lV.-1, Robbie Donald; 2, Ruth Davi- son; 3, Alonzo Holmes. Grade ill.-1, Lynda Ramsay. Grade I.-1. Louise emard; 2, Hartwell Boi-nord; 3, El- page 138 Holman’s Spring Catalogue Simpson.-S. -tlfteen packages flower and garden

the increasingly heavy demands on clubs at Holman’s. 9644-4-24-m2le1i

space. The Guardian cautions its cor-

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in their contributions. Only Real ball supplies at 'Holmsn'l.

News will be inserted.

_.A1-_ i-ioi.uiAr`4~s-not your iiooo

' 9644-4-24-m2ie1i

-HOLMAN'3 GATALOGUE -Turn Holman’s Catalogue for anything

bool, Lot 18 for month of March: you want. You will find it listed at a

vin; in price . 9576-4-EIMEBI.

-HOLMAN’8 CATALOGUE- See

-1. Lillian Donald; 2, Flerence the Reliance Hay Carrier on page 130

Holman’s Catalogue.

9644-4-24-m2ie1l

-FOR YOUR GARDEN -Soo

-- seeds 25c. Order by mall.

-INTERESTING MEETING -The

ie evening was a solo by Andrew m

ladys MacNutt also gave a recitation

missions and this very helpful,

WESTERN PERSONALS 10

--Miss Octave M. Gallant, Si. Chry-

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-FISHING SUPPLIES-Get your

ings despite the bad conditions of the trout fishing supplies at Holman's. We

ads. They mst Wednesday, April have everything in fishing tackle that

14th at the Manse, when the subject will hind the biggest fish

for the evening was missions. > The

Tuesday that the Turkish casualties programme cvnslsted of papers and in the recent fighting with the British readilllls OH lhe B\lbJ9Ci- A feature 0f

9644-4-24-m2ie1i

-LABRADOR HERRING - Hol- an’s have a select stock of No. 1

acNeill. who sans very beautifully. choice Labrador Herring. This is ii

"Tell Mother l‘ll be There." Miss particularly choice quality.

9576-4-2lME6i .

-LORD DALMENY JR,-The pure

eny Jr., will be at Moase’s Livery

Friday noon April 30. 9652-4-26E2l_

-tonsenvarivs ivissrmo- A

iberul Conservative meeting will be

_miends and n_mm,[,S of M|.H_ gates to attend the Libernl-t‘onserva-

illage, are glad to hear of their al- ta

ve (loiiventioii to he licld ln Slimmer- ide, May lst.-F. W. Cannon. Secre-

ry. 9645-4-24-m2i

-LIBE RAL-CONSE RVATIVES- A

eetlng ol' the Lllieral-(‘olisrirvatIves

Summerslde will be held ut the

abor Union Hall on Tliursilay. April

. at S p. m. to appoint delegates to e general Convention to be held on ay 1, and also to transact such other islness as may come up. James A. cNeill, (‘.onvener; J. Edward Wyatt,

-Mr. John F. Arsenault, Urban- P""Smem' 96"3`4'26"’3l'

ille, and Mr. Xavier 0. Gallant, St. hrysnstomc. welit to Charlottetown

-Iilr. Joseph O. Arsenault brother h f the lute Edmond P. Arsenault. Ab- 1”

ome from Quebec lust Monday 19th

iolher.--M.

HOLLAND PREPARING. C

THE HAGUE, April 23.- It is G

ontinuing with the utmost vigor. 'l`he

TIGNISH

-RETURN HOME.- Miss Rose

outlet ol Tignish returned to her omo Tuesday evening after a three

onths visit to friends in ilie States.

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-VlSlT SICK FATHER. - Miss lnin Gaudet a nurse in General Hos-

ital. Fltchhury, Mass, is visiting her'

ther Mr A .1 Gaudet who is

ii _ _ . - ' at

mg he point of death, at hisliome in

` 'l`l.;'|iisili.-7..

-VISITING HEFlE.- Mr. Onesime haisson ol’ Yarmouth, Maine is visit-

ing his wite's mother -Mrs. Ursule

audet oi’ Tignish. He will return to

his home in Maine sometime next week.-Z.

-SENATOR T0 HA LIFAX._ .Sella-

or P. t‘. Murphy is now in Halifax

Army amhormes am working un_ visiting his two sons there in training

week along with the whole Conting- nt. The Senator will return to Tig- nish next week.-Z.

-SHORTAGGE OF HELP.- Thai

hings are on the boom in the con-

OF EMPIRE

OT'l`A\VA, April 23.-Canada is the

real grauary ot' the Empire. Not only , the liloiherlaud, but New Zealand, Aus- speaks W9" for “ busy springs w°'k tralia and South Africa have been look- ing to the Dominion to replenish their

depleted grain supplies.

The Trade and Commerce Depart-

ment has already shipped 406,731 bush- els oi’ wheat for New Zealand and within the next few months will pur- chase a million more bushels for the

New Zealand Government.

This week, the lust ot' it shipment.

rf ,ii 5 for South Atrlen was shipped to (‘ape

_ Town.

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faction in knowing that your clothes are insured against tailoring iaults? Style correct, fit perfect, fl nish elegance itself,work- manship the product of

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skilled and conscientious ‘ .

hands, fabrics from the -

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All these elements are

found in our tailoring-

reputation whicii is adding = to our clientele the names oi some of the best drwsed _men in town. Our business is growing because care- ful business men realim that we save ‘them money - -besides satisfying their. J tastes. L

How about you ?

Prices $15 to $30

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t Canadian and Euro- n woolen mills. J

are btiildin for us a

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a beautiful shoe, igned foiivpai-ticular woi_nen.._

ote tal? perfect lines.

and with litsbeaéiéigthere is that lovel f ing of

comfort and the knowledge that _your feet are eiitire y satis ed. This feeling is assured with every pair of “Empress” or "Walk-Over" Shoes.

.Morris & Smith

Sole Agents Queen St.

struction of buildings iii Tlgnlsh ls

CANADA IS THE REAL GRANARY shown by the scarcity of help needed

hy the contriictors who are now busy in the erect on oi' buildings and the renovation of others which all told

and perhaps for the greater part of the summer. The fire oi s, few weeks ago did not dsuiil the courage ol the citizens here and the fact is clearly _shown that wltliin n few months from now where the fire wiped off buildings oi` great'value others will be erected on the same sites on a larger scale and better suited to supply the trnde. -Z.

-WELCOME BACK.- All the citi-

zens of -Tignlsb were pleased to seo Mr. and Mrs. P. M. McElroy return to their home here on Thursday evening after having spent several months travelling in the United States and Canada. This honored couple is one of the most esteemed in Tlgnish and nl- though both are up in years their magnificent home is the rendevous of the younger social set and this happy couple delight to entertain them in ii way which shows that their hearts are still young and love to have young people around. Mr. McElroy is n. moving factor ln all the enterprises which lend to promote the welfare of his homo town while hks devoted wife ls a firm supporter in all charitable movements and Red Cross undertak- ings. One of their daughters is Mrs. John A. Hackett proprietor of the ilellevue Hotel in Tlgnisli.-Z.

-IMPOSING CEREMONIES.-One

of tho largest funerals ever held in Tlgnlsh took place on Friday morning when the remains of thelato Mathias Chalsson were laid to rest alongside those of his wife who died several years ago. Deceased died last week while on a visit ln the Uuited States and his remains were brought over by his son Oneslme. The body was met at Charlottetown by Joseph another one of his sons. All during Thursday the body laid in state at his former home in St. Felix where now lives his son John and during all of the day hundreds of his former friends and relations viewed the remains likewise ln the church during the funeral ser- vices where those who had no oppor- tunity of viewing the remains at his home could do so there. The funeral rites were odiclated by Mons. D. Mac- Donald ably aslsted by the Tignish Choir. Those who acted as pall-boar ers were Messrs William Plstts. Pet- er 0. Arsensult, Gilbert Biiote, Eugene Richard. Melem Clinis-son and Arcade Gaudet. Mr. John J. Gallant acting as funeral director. Deceased was one of the best known farmers around Tig- nlsb. Having lived for over nity years in Bt. lfellx settlement, sometime ago

bo gave up :arming and went over to'

tlie United states viaitigg his som and daughters who bavs ss sd there, and it wasyiitls so visiting titers that lis- took sion and death -ronitsd in a short

Have you into Select.

For Men

of careful taste in head-

-~ wear our new spring

hats_ hold a most con- -'~~ vincmg appeal design- J ed and executed by ex-

"- pert hatiiers from mat-

erial of the finished ~'~` quality. Each hat rep- -'»‘ resents the most satis-

faction possible to pro- - duce.

50c to $5.00

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You’ll find it Aa pleasure to look at these values ' `

Low shoes show up your

_ ~ _ .- .; hose in great shape. That’s the

, " -_ ' " reason we selected such a dandy

'f ‘ ` ‘5 . / lot for summer. They are de-

A signed especially designed for

Spring Fttriiisliingfs

_ you get even better value than you expected. ' _ D A -

An Impartial comparison .1 Spflllg N8CkW¢&l'

and a careful consideration Beauty of design, var.

~ _ iety of colorings. Indiv-

ofthe style, quality and price iduality of patterns all

combine- to make this display of neckwear as the most wonderful col- lection we have ever shown. '

15c to $1.25

Collars of the`_best

styles. 15c ea 2 for 25c

of these furnishings for men

and young men will prove to

you more conclusively than

pages of argument.

Hose for Summer

shoe service of course that

ii. Underwear

Students of dress-men

"" who E get most out of

life. are the most partic-

-.- ular about their under-

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perfect fitting suit fails to yield maximum satisfaction if the underwear is not

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you certain satisfaction be-

.~, cause it iits,it is made right.

,-, 50c to $5.00 per suit

“ satisfactory wear 25c

to $1.25.

Get Under A

Prowse Cap Then you’ll have the satisfaction of wearing ajgood cap and know- ing that you car`i’t get a /’ ‘

better_ one at the _ _

a price in the City. Spnng Shlrts

25c to $1.75

Welcome indeed is this dis-

Jufziiglée artery play of shirts to the man who

. wants something unusual for f

M°t°“”g summer wear. Some patterns These splendid are decidedly novel some col-

Auto Gloves.They ors very bright but withal it give you a finished is a collection that offers every appearance and man an op_portunity t_o find are very practical. just the shirt that suits his

There’s long ser- individual taste.

vice in every pair.

50 3. 0

2.00 to 3.25 ° ‘° $ 0 ,

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time. He leaves to mourn his loss. four sons and three daughters. May his soul rest iii peace.-Z.

GERMAN SOCIALISTS STRlVE FOR

PEACE

THE IIAGUE, April 22, via London

-The Socialists ol Germany are mak- ing an earnest effort to seek lor a basis on which the cessutioii ol' the wn.r can bo brought about. Dr. Bret- scheidt. a promiiielit member of the German Socialist Party, is now in Hol- land consulting the Dutch Socialist leaders with a view to getting into communication with the British. and through them, willi the French Social- ists in an endeavor to bring pressure to bear on the various governments.

it is declared that the German Soc-

ialists ure virtuiilly unanimous iii favor of pence and agaiiisit nliy anexatlon of territory. lt is said that although the Socialist newspapers ln Germany are not permitted under penalty of sus- pension to piibllsh criticisms of the Government or express scepticism re- garding thc results of the war, at a meeting wlierc only members of the pnrty were admitted and from wlili-h the police were iibsent, free illsciisslon in favor of peace took plnce.

GERMAN SOLDIERS

ANXIOUB FOR PEACE.

LONDON. April 22.- The Times

this morning publishes translations ot two letters, which were tied around stones and thrown into the trenches of the second British corps, on the

l _ .

night of April 12, and 13. by the Germans. One letter readsz- “Dear Honored comrades." “As this war has now been going

on for about iilne months, and whole villages with their inhabitants have hecn devastated, it is now high time to put ii stop to li.

"We are all ilred of the savage life

and you must be too.

"Our dear wives and children await

imd long for nur return and yours must do the same.

“Hoping that we may do some good

by this we remnlii with friendly greet.- ings.

“The Gerniuii Supping l"urt_\'."

SIR MAX A|TKE_N SENT

HOME WITH PNEUMONIAL

LONDON. April 23.- Major Sir

Max Aitken, the Canadian ofilclal eye-- wltness ln France. has been invnlldeii) home _siifferlng with pneumonia.

' on. J. A. Maori-ies, .~

Physician and Surgeon »

Corner G:'iinville_§Cli\irch Streets.

Summersldo, P. E. I.,

Ofllce liolirs:-9-11 a. m., 2-4 p. ln., 6.30-

8.220 p. ni. Phone 29. `

9593-4-22M6i

A Wealth of Pretty Patterns in 0llr New Wall Paper Display

This is positively the largest and most beautiful line of

Wall llllllers we have ever shown. it includes all this sea- sons very newest and nicest designs, shown in ii hnrmonlous blending of cxqulsltn colors.

Our present showing is so distinctive--so nlco, the do-

slliis so new and the values offered so big that we simply cant praise lt too highly. Words will not express the beauty, -

tix! charm these papers will give to your home, _ Ont purchase your wail paper until you have been our present showing, then we are sure you will buy from us. -

(‘all while the lines are complete-now. ’

-I

Reuben Tuplin

& co.

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