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suit at this low price made up from a good 'quality English tweed dark izincy blue and med. grey norfolk style, bloom- cr pants well iiiade and looks as good as the high- er price.: suits. Cfiiiipiirc this suit with llic total ogue nriccf-'_

Very sp<'t'ial .... ._ 3.85

Boys from 7 to i2 years.

$5.00

Boys fancy tweed nor-

folk suits in fancy, iiietl and dark browns anti greys sewn to loose belt style. blociner pants if purchased at todays price they would cost von at least tivo dollars iiiore. Sizes for boys from H to 13 years.. . .. 5.0()

Bovs new sprint.: loo-

pcisiiist the coat forthe little chap these mild dx-ivsin brown,d.irk and light fawii. plain navy blue st-‘rue and clnviot and grcys for boys from 3 to 8 years 1.00 to., 7.50

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or norfolk at 5.25 and

Cliild`s bustier suits in

fancy grey and brown tweeds and plain blue Serge and fancy blue with shepherd plaid trimming. coat has belt and small collar.

Bloomer pants, sizes

for boys from 2 to ti years 3.75to .....6.0U

Boys fine worsted

Suits in fancy grev and Brown plaitls and Pin stripes some ofthe famous Sandford S u i ts will never loose their rhape all sizes l0'00 12.00 up to .............. ..15,00

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in all the new fancy twceds, norfolk styles; also plain. navy blues and grey $3.85 to 15.00.

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Boys blue serge blouse

suits. Made from agood quality fine 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 Tyears .....3.00

$6.00

Boys dark fancy tweed

norfolk suits, also fancy light brown good quality tweed will make an ex- cellent wearing suit, hloomer trousers govern fasteners all sizes for boys from 6 to i6 years.

Very special 6.0()

Boys navy blue serge

norfolk suits in good quality-all wool fine English serize coats are made norfolk styles loose or sewn belt ive can guar- antee any of these suits as they are all genuine fast colors. Allsizes for boys from 8to 17 years 650 to .............. ._ 15.00

$8.50

Boys' Dark Brown and

l"_ancy Grey Tweed :Suits pinch Black Model S,B. style with s m a ll half Belt Bloomer Pants gov- enor fastener one of the newest M o d e is this spring sizes For Boy’s from 8 to 16 years. _ .... ._ ......

Men’s all pure wool

Bannockburn double and twist trowsersin plain or stripped pattern all sizes from 32 to 46 waist _ ............... ._ 3.50 pair

Men’s Double and Twist Bannockbuin all

Pure wool Suits all sizes S.B. or DJ3. Styles at the old Price ........15,00

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-THE MORNING DAILV Guardian

can be obtained at Lal!erty’s Tensor iul Parlors, Sumimerside.

-BRACES will take your organ or

plain in exchange for. or part pay- ment on "The phonograph with n. soul"-“The New Edison."

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-CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev.

Jus. i\lacDougall will preach at Sum- nicrside on Monday the 26th at 7 p.m. and at Cape Traverse on Thursday the 29th at the same hour.

-ENJOYABLE LECTURE.- The

Rev. R. Brodie gave ii special lecture

lon "London" cu Monday evening in the Metiiodist Church at Milburn, the some beliig much enjoyed.-W.

3 -SPECIAL SERV|CES.- The Rev. ‘Il. Brodie of the Methodist Church Circ-iilt of _0'l.eary and Capt. Wolfe has arraiiged to hold special service at I\lilhurii. Cape Wolf a nd Mtidtiock on Good l~`i°ltlay.-W.

-HOCKEY.-The return guuie of

hockey between the ('liai~lottetown girls and the “Allies” was played in Crystal Rink on Wednesday und was witiir-ssetl by the largest crowd of the seusoii. the game was well played nnd` intersting from start to finish. the paly being very close as the score would indicate the local girls whining out by ii score of 2-1. After the game there was an honi-'s skating. the Cry- stal baud furiiisliing a fare pro- graniine of niusic.-(T

' ‘IN MEMORIAM

MR JOSEPH McKENNA

By the death of Joseph Mciienna

son of Patrick Mciieniia, Vernon, the eoiiiinunity loses one of its estiniable young nien.l-lis death in the City Hos pital on thc 7th insl.. at -tho carly age of 29 years was the result of an oper- |ation 1`or appciidicitis. At first great hopes were entertained for a speedy grecovery. but u second operation was deemed iiecessary which proved fatal.

I Hy his im€gl.mv\.-_ honesty and sb, .(7emeter_v. The funeral service at his

i-hriety, lic- had won the respect and .good-will of ovei'_vone. Ever iitteiitive to his religions duties; when he found the end drawing near he' bowed sub- [iiii-si-iively to the Will of ills I-leavonl_\ > Father.

i ills rcniains were conveyed by train , to lihi home. where n large iiuniliei of 'syiiiiiaihiziiig friends had gatlicrcd ;()n l<`ridii_v iiioriiiiig his rciniiiiis t'ol- `lowvd by ii vust coiicouriie of pcople' wei'o coiiveycd to Si. Joaeliiiifs- 'i`liilri'|i ivlnrc at lllgh iliass i`or liliti repost-_ ol`, his soul \\‘:i.:-i sung by his vsttrt-iiitrd i'ii:~itui' ltt'v. l'. I). i\It‘~ Giiigali. in |¢:siinion_\' of this good- lwill and i‘cspir:t in wliicii ho was 'iield. poople of different dciiouiliiat ,ions camo from fii.r and near to pity

ltiieii' lust tribute of respect to tlici

dec-eased. `

ilcsiilcs his sorrowiiig parciits he

‘ leaves three lirotlicrs and t'oiir sisters to clierisli lil:-l nieniorr. May his soul rest in peut-t..

MR. DUNCAN MCDONALD.

I “Ou the tith of Jaiiiiiiiry last after' ii, `liiig°ering illness there passed away" ni, his honie in Shamrock. Lot G7. illr. iliiiicaii ltir-.Doiiald in t he tilst year of his age. l-ie had ~lieen 'ln failing `li<:'.iltli of nearly a year. but. up till in short time before his death his l`ainil_\» and friends hurl entertained good hopes of rece-vei°y. The end was liastenetl by an attack ot' acute i»"oii<-liith-i to wliiclrlie suceiiniberl on ilie above tl-iite. , l)occased was r.-ne ol' the best known :ind most respected citizens of the district. lie was horn and brouglil up tlierr- and had always takoii ri pro- iniiiciit part in nil movements which teiiiled toivard the advancenient of the i-oiiiniiiiiiiy. wliethcr sc-cially. educa- tioiizilly or religiously. _ Since the year 1901 he liud 'heeii an t-ldvi' in Stivitlialliayii Voiigrcgatioii. lie was for ai longer perlbil ii leader iii the <~lioi‘al services of liii-i chnrcli. iii hotli ot' iiicse dcpurtnieiits he was a i`altlil`iil st-rvaiit.. I-lc always acted hon- i-.<tl\- and i-onseieiit-lously in the per- forinaiit-o ol' both public and private duties. and when he spoke it was al- ivifvs with ca-‘ncstiiess and sincerity so that his fellow-citizens liiid learned I to iiespeq hiui and to have confidence in him.

For many years he was Secretary'

of thc Board of School Tru:-itees of Shziriiirock district. He' guve up this oiilve some years ago. Since then he iivns re-elected Trustee for three suc- cessive ternis.

llc will be greatly iiiis:-icd in tho

coiiiiiiiinity and at home whore he was ever ii good and lcind liusbniid and fntlicr. tio devoted much ot’ his encr- g_\- to his family. lie believed in a careful mid diligent lioiue trnining, and also hi the heneflts of n good educa- tion. Both of these, so far as he- was able, lie conferred upon his children.

There nrc |ef|_ to mourn lilm u rluvot~

on iiiid sorrowing wife. three sons and four dauglitors.

'i`lie family are: Donald. Barrister.

Solicitor in Trail. B. C.. Angus M.,

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-_- one of the most beau- tiful and most_ popular ' lln_e= of sunerfine china '-fic here in a complete display now, ready for

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-IT PAY8 to buy in this Province.

-MR. W. K. McGOUGAN is Guar-

dian representative in Scmmerslde.

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-CORRECTION, -The correspond-

out sending the item re- horse lost in ice at Andersoirs Creek, was an er- ilor in stating that Mr. Alphonsus McKay was' of the Amherst Piano Co., Charlottetown, as Mr. McKay is not connected with that Company nt all. '

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Mrs. Ramsay of Niilsfortl paid a

visit. to friends at Milburn on Sunday. -W

--Miss liazel Profltt, Spring Val

ley. is visiting in Keiisingtoii, thc guest of her uncle Mr. J. l<‘. I’roi‘ltt.

-Master Lorne Mei{eiizle. son ol'

Mr. D. Z\1ci{enzie, Kcnsiiigtt:-n left on 'l`liui'sduy for Alberta in coiiipaiiy with Dr. und Mrs. McKenzie.

-The ninii., friends ot' Mrs. lialli

Trowsdnle, formerly Miss Rachel Sta- vert. Kensington will regret to learn of her death which occurred suddcnl_\' in the Hcspitai at Rociiester. Mass.. on March 18th. The remains are being brought home for interment.

-Miss Grace Inman. New Domi

iiloii and Mr. Warren Inman, ilamptoii who have been visiting at Kensington the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. l~‘. Pro- fitt left Thursday morning on the Wes- tern train for Port Hill. While there they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Raynor. `

Principal. Ebnrne Public School, Vim couver, B. (‘..; Marie. trained Niirsc St. Paul‘s Hospital, Vaiicouver, B.(i. 1 l Catiierliie, Neil and Florric at iioiiiu: lilargaret. teacher in Shainroclt - School.

A very large concourse of relatives

and friends followed the remains to their liisit resting pint-e in Springtczi

home was conducted by Rev. John Mcifali and at the grave by t he mein bers of the‘Oriinge Order ol’ which thu deceased wa-s ri member.

The pallbearers were: .\li‘. lliigli

Gillis and live of the nephews of the Huczianun, Angus R. .illcI)onaitl. Joliii deceased viz.. Malcolm Biiclitiiiiiii, l`)iiii Duncan Mutlieiion, and John l)nnc:ii:, Mehcniiaii.

The l'ollo\\'iiig :irc sisters of the tic

ceased: i\iri~i. Ali:xuiiilni~ Buclianaii I Dixon ltuad, lli'iid:iilit\nt~; Mrs. Noll A. . illiillivson. ltr..-.ao Vnl|<~_\'; Mrs. lloileri ink Ni(-liohion. t'liarlol.i|ilown and Mrs. Duniiid hint-iii:-iiiiaii, Wesvtnioi'elaiiid.

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wins. ALFRED ooi=iRit.i..

The iioi1ilii'e-\i'iiiged_i'aTigel ot' death

has once more niudc a cali this time takliig the spirit of Mrs. Alfred Gor rill of Glenwood who passed away oi Monday, March 19th about 4 o‘cloek at the age of 52 years. Murli sympa thy is felt for her bereaved liiniliand also l'or the two boys und the little girl at home and another daughtci wiio is in-arricd and lives in the Stat- es. Deceased leaves ti num-lier of sis- ters tc- mourn their loss: Mm. A. Bolter of O'Leary und Mrs. S. l\lc- Williams and Miss Nina of Milburn being iiioso near :it home.-W.

MR. VERE PENNY.

'i`li-_ death ot‘t‘iii'red on .\'larcii 10th

:ir l-ii-i lionie Miirray llarlicr. of Vere Penny at the age of '73 years. i-le had been in failing health foiyabont tivo yeiira. lie lr.a\'<is to mourn besides ii _ widow. two sous Ilctibeii and Ernest

Maelioii of White Sandi-i lie:-ililes innnliei' oi’ graiidchilrlren. The fun r iil took place lliarr-h 12th at the ill ‘Q i'ii_v Harbor Church of (‘hrist.. wlit-rs-1 iniiiiv relatives and friends gatlici-cd‘ to pay their last respects to his iucin ` ory. The services wore conduiied tit the t`.liui‘cli and grave by llev. Geo. (‘.. i-iniiry of illonttigue aiisistt-tl by ilev. Il. E. ilrowu ot' ll'iiii"':iy liar- liui‘.- tl’utriot plcf..;c Cc-py.)

GUNNEH HAROLD L. McLEOD- Gunnar Harold l. .VlcLcod. the sion

of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. 1\icLcod of French River. New London. was born there on Juno l0th., 1897. and died ut Aidersliot. Eiigland, of Cef‘elirc~ Spinal Meningitis on March 3rd., 1917. and was given ii military funeral.

Among the mourners were his

uncle. il. (7. Mebeod, Ex-Generiil Ma- nagor of the Brink of Nova Scotia; also his lirotlior, Fred. and his cousin Nor- wood McLeod. who are 'serving in the ai-my. .

He received his early education in

Park (Turner District School und later ntlcndcd the Prince ot' Wiiie-ia (Toi-5 lego two terins. passing aniongnt thc' highest iii both years. llc tuuglii school ii full lcrni at Senrictown und par; of it term nt Park Corner, when ‘ho contructcd pleiirisy.

linroid A. l\‘IcLoo¢l was it young niuii

of great proinlsc. lleiiig gifted its

few arc he had no- diillculty in taking; it high place in his class at Collegc;, _vet he did his work not to surpass others but with the higher sense of, doing faithfully whatever was requlr-) nd of him. Hence he never had jeu-p louii rlvnls; his competitors were Iii-g stead warm friends and he himself lnl turn enjoyed tho success of his class- mates. He was a manly young man. considerate and kind. yet possessed of great firmness and purpose. '

Being convinced that it was his duty

to meet the Natlon's I.-all for men, he did not even wait for a full recovery form ai severe illness when he offer- od to enlist in the 10Bt-li but was re~ fuiioil. He felt his position keenly! but decided to awnlt recovery and of-‘ for again. Th, opportunity came. perhaps too soon, when he enlisted ln; the 5t.li ‘Siege Battery. lie/re again the true character of the mnn was miin Ifcated. lt would -be natural for nm- so`uilentod to seek tthe path of early promotion. liut no. he chose that ni' lmmedluta service regardloiui of lin- nurs. "Aot'well your port, them all, honor lien," was his moving Incentive.. He was not permitted to reach the'

nnttle line lm! shore in the nations nor to this yoiitlhnil heir

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our Goods, note our low prices, which do more talking for us than anything else compare our Goods, o u r Prices, our Qualities in all lines and we leave you to

the Judge if We are not in a position invite comparsion from any source

and have the decision made in our Favor

Our Clothing Department is the

best in the Provinces, and in comparison

size of City and population, it is equal

to any in Canada. '

Cash talks, Cash Prices save money, our One Cash

Price to allhas resulted in universal satisfaction, so be among the early ones to choose your Spring Suit or Overcoat or anything else in the Clothing line from the

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We carrye ;b;i:l?irt?l’yn%heul§i.‘¥ST, bought from three of the BEST SEED HOUSES IN CA NADA, We guarantee our prices to equal anything offered on P. E. Island, iirst quality being considered.

Do not forget these few facts when you are ready to buy, We do not want

any deposit. ahead. We’il have the seeds here when you want them. Time enough

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cffpi-ts to repel the cruel iiivutlt-.rs`tis iio°donhi hc had wished. yet hc is cir- titlod all the nanic. to the crctllt ol having the will und courage to have gone there. "Where duty calls or diiiiger he never wanting there, need- od not to be urged on him, he knew his dut and did lt.

ills death was and news to 'his pu-

rontn und friends but they have the comforting assurance. that everything possible was done to save him. ills uncle Mr. H. C. Mcbeod. whcghappen- ed to he in England at the time. took a, personal interest in his case and remained at close call to the end.

'i‘hli~i war is cruel ibeyond measure

and will leave. for a long time resent- ful feelings much io be deplored. but it will also leave much to enrich the history of the Empire and happy are those who can truthfullywhyi "W9 did our duty." 'i‘h'ls small Province will have many of them, -but few en~ new will more thnli uonipnre with Mr. und Mrs. A. (‘, Mci.cotl'n ivhosu two onlv sons were given to the cniise, one badly wounded ln action iiiid the ollici' now sleeping his long last sleep.

hurt Sunday in memorial service for

lilni was hold in the Gloddla Memorial (lhiiroh. New London. when a crow- ded mcetinir of tho 'com unity did ho-

Farm for Sale

I offer by private sale the two valuable farms of the Late

Thomas Glover as I find it necessary to dispose of the_se farms at once in order to all my attention to the mercantile business at 0’Leary in whic am interested and where I intend to move at once.

_These properties consist of 90 acres all under the very best of

cultivation with the exception of abouttwo acres of swamp with shore frontage _(Bedeque Bay) and all suitable outer buildings in good repair with one ofthe beet Farm Houses in the pro nce, tted with bath and sewerage. ‘

Also have the advantage of town schools churches, stolen and

Post Office as it is only a few minutes walk to tm: centre of the town and yet clear of town taxes, and situated in e right spot to catch the early and one ofthe best markets in the Province.

If these farms are not sold by rivate sale before the 24th, of

March, they will be put up at Pubiic auction on the 26th, at the hour of 12 o’ciock noon sharp. -

For further particulars apply on the premises or write.

. VERNON MATTHEW

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