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urlscssonsl changes in temperature vlllicll txhnust the most ro us! un-

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Prepared from the rich inice of selected Oporto grapes and extract of

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learn the millinery business. Apply at

-MR. E. P. FOLEY, .Guardian re- Holman's lillillinery Department.

to the increasingly. heavy demands

very interesting lecture in Epworth in their contributions. Only Re Hall, Summerside, Friday evening on News will be inserted. “How to Enjoy Life.”-H. 1

__ -A PATRIOTI EETING will

-MISCOUCHE. - Mr. Anuel G. -#-

Desltoche of Mlscouche recently -SQHUOL 50539-.llllle Summer' hauled o house from Muddy creek olde School Board mol H Committee and js “ow (ming it up for a dwell. from the Town Council at the Town illg on land purchased from Mrs. HB" M0lldaY Illlllt 10 l1lSC\lBB WHYB _losegh Des R0che__M¢-_ Eddie _]_ and means of consolidating the schools Des R0¢he_ Miscouche is doing 3 of the town. After some discussio good business in sawing laths, lum- 99 K0 the llill/isllllllill’ Of bl-lildllli B por and crushing gram entirely new building or adding

_.__ wing to the present High School, a

_3UM|v|ER3|pE sci-|00|__ ._ A committee was apointed to obtain the _

meeting of the School trustees and n services of two architects and to B0 Committee of the town Council met fully llll'° the mailer Wil-ll lllelll Wllll on Monday evening to discuss the ll View 10 lllll/U18 Dltlns submitted

question or consolidation ot the Sum- sn early date.-X.

merside School. Two propositions be- --¢

ing submitted, that of building an en- -MRS. ARSENAULT.--The dea tire new school or adding o, wing to occurred at Higgins Road, on the 19th the present brick school, a Committee Inst., of Mrs. Arsene Arsennult. after was appointed to engage architects a lingering illness of several months.. and have plans submitted for further Although her illness was very severe. ` consideration.--H. yet she bore her sufferings with re-

--* signation, always putting her trust in

-RECEPTION AT BLOOMFIELD God. She leaves to mourn a sorrow-

_ , _ J _ A grand reception was given Arthur ing husband and o. family of several

O d _° .. ' and Patrick Martin, sons of Mr. An- children. Theodore, one of the sons,

r " "°`l`l/3' drew Martin, a ii M. Joi G il t h d tl d fort c t lv l m

parish of ht Anthony, on their arrival alive The funeral took place to

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March. On their arrival home the largely attended.-M.

A p. m. Mr. Martin's large and commodi- -SPLENDID LECTURE. -On Slit-

ous house was well filled with friends urdny evelng March 20th. the members 1 'll of theboys, to wish them a safe re- of the King Edward Farmers Institute 'l' turn after having delivered the Kai- and others had the pleasure to listen .

Dia- _

telephone got busy and at 8 o'clock --

ser’s scalp to our noble King. The to Mr. Creed. Mr. Jolln

' ° , : . parish of Bloomfield has responded no- montl. Vlce Preslllenl. 100

k .t

A oil; / bly to the call. The following are the chair and ile took nlucll pleasure in

nantes of those wllo enlisted: Arthur introducing Ml' Creed Mr Creed

ev and Patrick Martin, sons of Mr An taking for his sub rt dair rodu

" .- ., ‘ . - je. y p cts,

1 2539 drew Martin; John Gallant. son of Mr. the care of the dairy cow , he also told

_Qi ' Amedee Gallant; Paul Doiron, son of the farmers of the great demand

\\\\\,, _ Mr. Joseph Doiron; Ben Gallant, son there would be for outs in 1915.

/ \\ ||»_ of Mr. Peter Gallant; Jessy Gallant, Ho also gave some good pointers

$ . ' .Il,//~{ son of Mr. Andrew Gallant; Joseph on the great care that should be tak-

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V J Harrington. son of the lute charles eu in selecting seeds. iluotliis il

__ \ Harrington. The speeches were made ures to show that the outcome of

An exquisitely dainty Spring Style-just

received from the factory-new, dressy and dainty.

Fine White Cotton Voile \Vnlsi! beautiful

soft, sheer quality, of exqllisito, lluilliiuess; llvzli- ly ullti effectively tenlllroiilerell in u pretty iiorlll pattern; popular wide “lllll'¢-" t-ollllr llllil wide cliffs, llclllstittrileil svunls, nent rrocllet but~ tolls; ull sizes. . .

(‘ut out this advertisement and mall it with

it Money (lrtlllr covering tile prllrc (allowing 54:. for poilialglli :lllil we will fol~wu|‘<l it prolllptly. l'l‘il‘e $l.li).

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by Mr. S. T. Gallant. M. I.. A.' Hon. ood seed was a bum er cro

and Andrew Martin. A collection was was listened to with the deepest

$24.00. After singing God Save the Saunders, who moved s vote

The remains ul' lion James W Rich The motion was seconde b M

people had gathered at the station Creed by the chairman. Should

dence of Hon. Senator Yco, where hall he would not have to speak

ami pay their lust tribute f - _

Batik of Canada, Summerside,

Episcopal Church, Port Hill, and T _V ll _

‘ __ the Rector, Rev. John Bamford con- yne u ey' I;

5 _,.»_,___»§'_, ducted the services The members __J_ B_ _ -_ _ .. _ _ _ ..» g (_ . l ` K J of Alexandria Lodge, of which de- seming t€;“l}°{l§::‘k Ml€§:’;,lc.§l§i)_rel)(l;; lr, ElQ|“l"EuMATl%r;~5,<f`_,. Kensington

_ ` /.<1 .;----% ___` ,, ceased was lt member, with members L,_d_ hug “turned “ner u two weekq ..llll|.,| DGHTS Dl 'F pf ,. f.‘__

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`~\~ J ‘ll fllller lollges llllellllell lll ll llolly absence in the City of Quebec in the l".- I- J. ‘ .."`

\ ‘ l alld conducted their service at the interest of his h0“se_ _ “C-il' ’ ‘ '|"‘

"'\ grow- Mr Hubert Phillips undertak

_ _ / Is There

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I nd Din ‘l cr, httd charge of the funeral arrange _

/Any O d a \ ments. The pull-bearers wcro:- , ML” Mmm" Cameron' wh.” has % , . P \ ._\ I _ _ B_ D B H __ sptnt the past month in Sumlntrsld

FUTHICUFC ln YOUI' HOHIC *_>`___ ~ . l\lifSi‘lS~ "l`“‘“°‘l » _ l`°“""- ‘lg returned to her home in Charlotteiow

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/W a rich, natural wood finish with .

0, Snfnw/N-W/lunls Vlilm/sn Sn/Ni ,

\_ Fine for wood work too. Not a new “fad”

product, but one that has been made and sold widely for years. It correctly imitates all the hardwoods. _

_ It spreads easily and anyone can apply lt- A Small ;> ` can goes a long wily-ily 011°- ` If

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Price l-4 pints l5c, I-Z pints 2Sc, l pints 50:: each.

Whether You Redecorate The Whole House, Or .lust Brighten Up An Old Chair

There is a Sherwin-Williams finish especially prepared

for your particular purpose. We handle a complete stock of all S. W. products and we will be glad to supply you with a paint vamish, stain, or enamel that will most satisfactorily meet your requirements- Sherwin-Williams products are of high quality because they are the result of nearly fifty years experience. _. S. W. ready mixed house paint (45 colors) per gallon $2.50

“ " “ floor paint per quart 55c

u u _u__ _ Hoot lac _ per_tin Soc " “ “ floor wax per pound 50c

F ioor glaze, a splendid floor enamel per quart 65c

we will be pleased to talk paint with you) -_ ”- -l

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Muylizlrii, W B. Hayes, William . _ - Burleigh, Thomas F. Murphy and ruesdny of this week' X' Wllliunl J. Palmer.-P.

TIGNISH

Fool: oussrlon.

Settled with Perfect Satisfaction

all the members of the family at meal ' __. time, as every housewife knows. rammed Tuesday evenms' /"

And when the husband can't eat _SCHOOL c|_°sED__B ren

get for him, it seemed.

about Grape-Nuts, I got some and he d ¢_ k _ tried it for breakfast the next morn- an B oc raising' Z'

"°5“l3l`lY- BU' when mY llllibllld drove to Tignish on business -M

to get it right along, because when we mer Road__Z_ ’ would get to the table the question,

‘Have yOU “DY Gl'lP9°N\lfl| ' able to do work of any kind.-Z.

“He got so well that for the last two . _.___

Name given by Canadian Postum interviewed

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_ oo. ' -ONIDINT r word esch inser-

IT PAYS to buy in this Provin mm ____ ‘___ 9° _ ___ thu WI

-EGG PRlCE8.- The market DHC9 Cllh mu" l°°°il\Dl|\Y 0f‘1°l'- Mlm'

or eggs bas dropped to 15 oents vor mum chu-so twenty-tivo cooll- "°"" l" s“'”"‘ffff‘ff' H' -rl-is uonmua oA|l.v cuunil

_.NEW DocTon.- It is the inten- can be obtained at Lafl'erty’a Toa-

tlon of Dr. McPhee, Klnkora, to prsc- serial Parlours. Summersldm

tice his, profession in Snmmer.slde.- _--

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-SERIOUS ACCIDENT.- While held in the hall at Tignish on Satur-

sawlng wood with a Circular a few day GVBHHIS of this week- BBSWGB

. days ago, Mr. James Reeves, Free- speeches by several prominent men,

B “""" ' "““ ' "' " town, nod uno or lilo bonds badly man- there will he patriotic swiss and

g1._.d,_H_ recitations and it is hoped that there

____ may be a large attendance. 9169. ' '

from Charlottetown, on the 5th of James' Church last Mondo and was

E D D-

Benj. Gallant, Amedee Gallant, Joseph Creed’s lecture on these interesting Doiron, David Botts, Fred McAusiand subjects was very ably handled a

King, all went home to pray for the thanks to Mr. Creed for his excelie safe return of those courageous boys. lecture, paid a glowing tribute to tl

_ --_- lecturer for the able way in wlii

-MR. RiCHARD'S FUNERAL. - ile dealt with the. different subject

_ . _ ~ d y r.

ards urrlved at Port Hill Station on Carter and enthusiastically adop Monday evening. A large number of by the meeting and tendered to Ml

and followed the remains to the resi- (lreed give another lecture ill Wins

it lay on Monday night and Tuesday so many vacant seats. .The Secrets forenoon and where hundreds of peo- was then called to read the minllt ple came and 'looked upon the face of of the last regular meeting which one whom they loved, hollored and when read were adopted. The dilfe respet-te<l, not only for his great abil- ent price lists on seeds were then cull- ity hut for his courteous, kind and ed for and after u short discussion it 'cllial dis isltion The n

r 1,, .pi .' . fll ernl,wllit'h was moved, seconded and carried that

R. F. L I D. took place on Tuesday nfternoon,wus the institllte purchase seeds from

7 tile ll;rgelll_ t-_ver seen il_l this comlpun- Carter & (io,-This being all the busi-

. ly,t»° - Y ,w i - ...til -, _

Summersldea P- E- Island dl'ed riltllcgiiiillllliluilrlorhnftllrontltlvo rllellilr "PN 1( mwmlg ndjoumml

iliiil-Zi-Zillillliiill _ people vlilnt- over roads which were ,

not good ill order to take tt last look ‘VESTERN PERb0NALS

` J 0 re

spect to their worthy representative _M ~ _ ill parliament The interment took r' D' b` qtewart' of me Rossi

Place lll llle ("ellletelY Ol Sl~ James been transferred to the Branch nt

“" -TO ATTEND FUNERAL.-Messrs

' Arsen_ault and F. J. Buote went

, ' ' "' o ort Hil to attend the funeral of “S 11°* “ll ‘MY mme’ *O °“““f>' tho late James w nlolulrdo. aotn

ordinary food without causing trouble th recent dean t ° y Olson

the food question becomes doubly an- Dfyle in Norwn; lily y§i\;)rl'5l`erin_l:eltl§g

llllylllg' attending phvslcinn has ordered the

ff lady wrllelfl schoolof that district closed for three My l“ll’l’““‘l5 llellllll W” P°"l`- he weeks. So far no other cases have

had “O Wpellle l°l` llllyllllng l °°“ld been reported in that settlement.-Z

“He suffered severely with stomach _BA K To THE FAnM_Th ll'°‘ll’le- W” l“ll"llY “ble ll’ “'°\'k- W3-5 many frllends of Mr and Mrs Benjamin taking medicine continually, and as Myers of Leovme are eluted to lem. soon as he would feel better would go that H; h '

to .0 ... .. .

Wie 5~ their former home and intend to

One day, seeing an advcftlhelllellf devote their future life to fnrmin

l"S~ -vlslrme H .- 'r "We all '~l‘°“Kl\l ll- W" Well? 8005 the roads hiivingnesssgrhed uetsllleail

“lll‘°“3l‘ We 'W1 “° lil” °f “MUS ll original good condition the following

: esst'

Came l1°m9 M MSN |19 "lied f0l‘ Norber Perry and Benjamin Gaudet.

Grape-Nuts. 3; L | ; M_ N 1 “it was the same next day and I had 'p_ ytgxcaier 9nglligésplggglxuvlggl.

Have you any .Grape-Nuts' was a re- _.|N_|URy wH||_E A1- p|_Ay Kl1l“l'!\llll8~ 301 M8311 W WY ll- by While wrestling with a friend in a the 11022" Dksll- friendly bout on Monday Edward

“My husbands health began to lm- osudei ot st Louis tell on his right

Drove rlsht along. I sometimes felt arm. dlslocnting it at the elbow. His Offellded When id mike 801116'-hltlll I attending physician was obliged to set thought he would like for I ohanse the au-in and informs him tiiutit will and still hear the same old question. be so-¢s|-g| weeks before he Wm

years he has hardly lost a day from -c0N1'RAc'r|Nq Fog |_0|. his work. and we are still using Grow- BTERB.--Mr J. J. I-Iomby, of Chg;-. Nll¢B»" . lottetown, was in Tignlsh Tuesday and

several leading lobster

Co., Windsor. Ont. ftasd. "The Road packers around here with the view to to Wollvllle." ln nkssl “‘l‘hess's s contract for several thousand cases Reason " of this product cheap At the prides

. . » , S ,_ __ svn§‘:g_s4i;2:m_g=s;; :start A___|;_¢wi p_:te_reu |_s_;;rul l:_»vo_ii_:oidod to gasp

_an , " ' 1*-l ` "° N m 9"- CY _ef W lil 0 ¢lllll°0l..9\.|

mN_m_u_ __ ,__ ng t°____,_ __ , no, mls, sndtull of llunisa S2_l_p:_t_»;ttoi¢--nsaits ister on in.

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7 p. m. to 9.30

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.., Every lady in the city should see this

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presentative in Alberton, will Bllidll' . 9088-3-19Mti’. - , ' receive subscriptions and advertising

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--INTERESTING LECTURE.-Rev. space, The Guardian cautions its cor- ' ' 1 _ ». , ,. ,

H. C. Rice of Sussex. N. B., gave a respondents to be as brief as possibat: -- __ __ , _ _ __ __ __ ,

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taken up for the boys amounting to terest by the audience. Mr. Ollvelf ladies in Pewrviue district' is Slowly

gt sinking from gencrul breakdown, le occasiolled by old age ulld illilrmitles. ch Being over ninety years of age, she S has always lived a life of devotion to C' her family and was it great promoter “jd for the welfare of tile destitute

_ throughout her settlement. Always

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Stylish Spring Suitings And Coatings for Women

We respectfully call

the attention of the ladies to our New Spring and Summer Suitings and Coatings. They are among the most up to date that the markets provide.

You are invited to look

them over whether you buy or not.

We will sell the mat-

erial by the' yard at the

lowest, _price that can be obtahre in the city or have it made to order in our usual first class manner.

We suggest that you

place your order early to prevent disappointment when’ the season is lad- vanced. '

1.sil'rs`a4ittt.~‘ 'f l '

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kind and charitable, her mllny friends

100 are anxious io do all they can to make to' the remaining days of her life happy. ry Her husbllnti lllcil over twenty years es ago.-Z.

Stylish Boots at Moderate Prices

Do you want a pair of very stylish,

yet strong and well made boots. We have at present a large stock of some of the very best boots manu-

factured, shown in aw/ shape or style you could desire. hether you like the high or pointed toe, the lace or button style, the black or tan color. you’ll find here just what you want in the size you wear

You’ll want a pair of these spring boots of ours as

soon as you see them, because they're so different from the ordinary-so superior ln quality, so up-to-date in

styles, and so low in price.

Cali and see them, we’ll expect you.

lliilsll.§,`,;`;;g;`,ol.Sl‘l`,. Reuben Tuplin & Co. s

Physician and Surgeon,

SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I.

Temporary niidrel-ls~

QUEE N HOTEL.

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20 p. c. off

We have a sample lot

of Men's 'I`an_ Goodyear welt boots. with double Vlscol Soles all sizes in stock, at twenty per cent Off-_ Just the boot for Sprmg wear.

Come in and have a

look at them. T

D. A. Bruce Morris & Smith

156-15§ Queen Street

Queen St. A

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up ' - DR. W. J. GRANT

H » FOR SALE _

Schooner Western Light

39 tons register. Carries about

2,000 bus. Oats under deck, 50 to n Coal. Well adapted for coasting trade. Good Sea Vessel draws, about e:p%_ feet. Coal loaded,

Sails an 1 gmg in good con dition. Will sold reasonable.

Apply to

l JOHN AGNEW.

026-3-16M12i Alberton

I-Iere’s a Good 0 Bargain

Ten Piece Toilet $2»'l§`

‘ Yoirve never been offered s

better value in a high lrldo

Toilet Set than this ripe we SPO offering you now. ou csn’t appreciate how realy nice s. val-

ue it is until you has it- ' 'Every one of ty e tan dpieces are nicely shaped and han some- ly decorated-sholh ,ill ¢l“'°° distinctive colors. st thi 0"' °¥' oeptionslly low price 35 82-75- If you want s £0 °°l’,'l°°‘

able toilet set at an sttrsmoly low price-new .il tllltimo £0 purchase. . il ..;

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