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Some of the popular fabrics used in

this seasons models, are serges, tric- otines, poplins and jersey cloths.

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ERATELY PRICED. FOR EX- AMPLE THIS NOTABLE ' SERGE .MODEL AT ONLY '

The coat is of the very new style,

about thirty inches long, 1'ath_er plain-_

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ons and all round belt. The skirt is plain, shirred back, narrow belt. The suit is made of a fine'i`irm ALL WOOL-

_I serge, and is a notable value at $36.00 ' There are other models at a host of

prices, for example, $29, $36, $45 and

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I THE DESIGNER 85c ‘ Mis. Greene is at our pattern coun-

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larged and improved, and will be de- livered to you at our pattern counter

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The ordinary dealer in clothing who has no

particular knowledge of what should constitute the fine points of such, might make the assertion that the certain brand of clothing he sold was the

But, does it not strike you, that, when custom

~ tailors of twenty-five years experience, tell you

;-:E that Leishman’s made clothes are equal to and even

superior to many made-to-order garments, you should pause and consider the weight of such a

When you exchange your hard earned money for Leishman’s clothes, M

you come as near to eliminating the element of risk as is commercially

Twentv-five vears of making good, has placed this line of clothing at

a point where it is now absolutely Standard.

We have a beautiful assortment to show you.

' Goon Hosisnv

A hose of superb quality in look and wear, lustrous and staunchily

reinforced at points of strain-extreme values in 75 cents, $1-00 and $1.50 grades. All colors and sizes are now ready for you. ‘

Other furnishings bearing the MacLellan mark of quality include,

Shirts, Pyjamas, Night-Shirts, Glovs, Suspender, Ties, Caps, Handker- chiefs, Underwear, Garters, Armlets-each line measuring up to the exceptional Standard of merit whichthis store has ever maintained.

IN 'OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT

We have the goods-the largest and best assortment we have ev-ei'

had, and our prices are very low, compared with the present market

prices

We have taken on more first-class tailors lately, thus making it eas-

ier for us to turn out your suit or overcoat at short notice, if you want it.

With, MacLellan Clothes, we can satisfy-first, the men who will wear

none other and secondly, those who are quick to realize real style, honest

` tailoring and cloth that looks well and wears well.

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-DWELLING FOR SALE AT liorileri. A comfortable house and two lots for sale nt Borden. Good barn and Dump Apply at once to Charles McKenzie, Borden.

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` -“DON'T DELAY GETTING your Fertilizer another car has ar- I rlved today so we can again make 1 prompt delivery. R. T. Holman, Ltd. l Suiniuerside". J _ 8347-4-20~3i

-NEW INDUSTRY STARTED.

i-Messrs. Hooper and Muhlir stain.- led the nianufiiciure oi' tobacco in lsuuinierside Friday. their friends l wish them every success.

l -Punci-misss FARM.- iiir. ,John llendcrson who sold his tai-ni lon the Dock Road last fail, luis f recently purchased another form ‘on the Kelly lioivl, Lot 4, from Mi'. iliobert Boyle, II. -

-NOTICE.-Grand ‘Division S.

O.'I‘, will meet. The Grand Division lS.O.'i`. all Kensington on Tliursiiny April 29th at 15 p, ni. l’whlic.meei- `ing at night. Deputies kindly send in returns ‘before above date. 1 . 8388

j -RAISE iN RATES.-The Sun

ectrlc Co., Ltd., have given not-

, o io their patrons .that on-Muy I lst, rate.-i, both coinmercizil and do- gmesiic, will he increiised from ili- itecn to twenty cents per one thou- ,sand watts, with ai monthly mini- mum of om- ilollzirfA discounl will §bi» allowed on :ill :ici-oiints paid on -or before the tcnlh of cacli month. The pi'i\.~iei\i dist-oiini is tlirvv pcr , rcnif- Siiiiiiiitwsido Agi'i<'uitiii'ist.

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-AGED RESIDENT DEAD.-

ugeil :in highly i~<»spci»iI»t| 1-,itw

en oi 'i`igni.~‘li, lllrs. lilizaibolli llaiywooii, ri-Iii-I of the lille iii-njn éllziywood. paisscii :i\\';iy lo iii-r el- 'erliiil ri-wzii'd on \\'I-iiiicsday, April l4|l\ iiirt. She liuivcs io mourn one son. l’oi~li»_v with whom she llvi-d_ tier I'iiiiernl look place iroin , her hoiiio lo (irvoiiiiioiiiii i'eiiict-ci'y .lust Sa|iirdii_\', 'i`hc llev. Mr. W. ll. Ilarding oiliciziiiiig.

| -WEDDING BELLS.-A very ,pretty iii;irri:ii.';i~ was solemiiized ,Inst \\'i~iliicsii:i_v in ihc ('hristiztn f Ilapiisl p:irsoiiage_ Siiniini-rsi<lc, oi

*Miss Mnudii 'Foonihs oi’ Kensing- ,ton io hir. liarry Caldwell also of ;l{ensinglon. The llvv. Mr. W, l-l.` , lliirilim: otliciiiteil. They were zit- , tciidi-ti by Miss Minnie Toonihs and , Mr. H. L. DeLancy_

l _GREAT ExcirEwiENr._ on ,milking down sirr~i»y_ Saturday cv- ening, wo ri-iiireil zi large ci‘o\'.'~l lui individual;< collected about one ioi’ our local taiiiii' i-`iop.:, and upon liirriviil at the outskirts of the crowd was in`formed that someone ` had fziliiteil, but working our \\'iii- tiirougli thc ciri-ie by niiiin ioi'ci~. we foiind that il ivas only ai iiial iesc kiiicn, ihal hurl its ici.: hrolu-n' { 1\l\(l was bcini.: ciiloroforint-d lo ond i its suIl'ci'ii_ii;.\-_

-SOCIAL EVENING.-A vciiv

interesting, evening was held by

Ttlie_l:1p;uox:.LIi. League in ilu-ir hall

on l~`rid:iy evciiiiig. 'llie cveiiiiiu lwas spi-nl in pi'o_L:i'i|iiiiii\~s ecinslsl- ; ing of songs and gnincs. :ind term- | inated bv ai debaie on Women Sui' fferage The zilixiiiiieiiis for :ind lzigainsi \'.'er\~ ably and tliorouglih' Idcsiit with by llio i‘cs}\ci'ii\'<- li-nil lors and supporters. The support- ‘ ers oi' the resolution were not able ,io substantiate snilicient reason Iwhy the iriiiicliisc sliould he ex I tended to women. So that the res- olution was felled b_v the hoard. This is zu very -live tonic and oc ,ciipies the minds of the greatest men and women oi today. it is ii pity that more opportunity roiilil ,not be ai`iordeil thc young people

Elo develop themselves :along this , line.

, -VARIETY SHOWER.-On the I eve of April 5th nl the home oi i\ir. ‘and Mrs. John Mahon, Emerald, ii ,number oi' riends and relatives , giitliercil under the iiuspicv of Miss ll’ezirl McKenna, Rose Wood coi- tngc and Miss Muriel (`lnrk Son View cottage. The number oi pre- ,sents the young lady received in- lcluding $50 in cash showed ilu- I esteem la which Miirgtiret was hold thy all who knew her. Owing to ; the fact that the ihride's sister was ionly ii :short time dead, there was no dancing, otherwise the night was very pleasantly sp:-nl in niii.»<u und jokes oi all kinds. Miss Kath- lceii .\i'.'i{cniiu, Mrs. Peter l\lci\'ia-

,l\0Tl il;lillMi]¢1s Florric Mzttliicson furnisii-i iio music of the even-

ling,H\\'liiio' lil/ir). Igllliircnlifc hllioon. , im icr oi tie irte nm et e vio- lin ring. Soni-:s were most licnuti~ fully sung by Miss Poarl McKen- nii, Mrs. Wlllinm Devine, Mrs. Pei- er Mcivinhon, Miss Florric and Hn- zel Mzithicson also recitation by Miss Miuif-line Grccnon, Going for a Pardon; and The Lips Thai Lov .ed Liquor. by Miss Muriel (‘lIii‘k. A very .ippctlsing supper was serv- ed, followed by ice creiiin and cakc. After the Nationiil Anthem, God Save Our King, the cnnipnny dis- persed, wishing the young couple niiiny years ot’ wedilcd life. A ninrch was rendered by Mrs. Peter McMahon. whlic ihc young Indies

pod gents inarchcd out of the par | or

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Will mnke the season oi 1920, at

his owner's stable in Tyne Valley.

The time has como when Bot-

tom needs no puffing; as he is credited with the finest lot of colts ever sired by any standard bred horse ln Prince County, and ns a stock getter he has proven to be in a class by himself

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-NOTICE.-The nieinbcrs of

Mount Mariah aiidxotiiior sister iod- ges will meet in the Lodge i‘ooiii at i'-.ipe Traverse today ut twelve noon for the purpose of attending the iunernl oi' our lute brother W. il. Dougherty. Jss. McDougall, Grand Master. ' 8337.

-NOTICE.-A farmers institute

ineeiing will be held at Augustine Cove schoolhouse on Wednesday April 21 at 7 o'clock p. iii. to con- sider buying fertilizer and wire feiiciiig. Mr. Austin Scales of Suni- niorside will be present. Job. Inman

Prenideiit.

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-FERRY STARTS.-Captain P.

C. Gallant, was lite first iinvlgiitut of our waters this spring, with his ferry “'i`iie Kiiii: .~\ibei'i.” iii- inaile svvi-i‘al trips up tlii»'rivc_rs and ln- ienris to start on his regular irip, between Suininerside and Bedeque ncxi Monday. the 19th, ice condit- ions permitting.

-FUNERAL SERViCE.- The

funeral ot' the late Gussie Wedge took place Saturday i’roin the Ro- main t‘uiliolic cliurcli where a re- quiem high mass was sung by Rev. lfatliei' \\'. V. Mi-iionald. The tun- cral was largely attended by' lils nuiiierou:i i`rienil.~i and relatives. 'i`lic following were the pail-homers (lussie ilizicquire, \Vin. Blacqliiie. Levi Gaillaiii, Wiiltcr Doucetle.

\l/ESTERN PERSONALS

--Mr. and Mrs. W. l-l. McGregor

of Lol lo, wcrf_\ in town Saturday.

--~-I\ir. 'l‘. Molvor of Kinkorn was

ai visitor to Suiiiiiicrsidc on Satur- il:i_v.

.\lr:<. .l. l\‘. \\'|iiii'_ 'Allmrion was

at virliiiii' lo Siiiiiiiivrsiile on Sn|u|'~ day.

- Mr. nn.; l\lr.~=. l-llijaii Sinipson.

of lii~liniiiii_. \\'ori: \'i.~iiioi‘.~i to ihc i-liy S‘iiiiiil:i_v_

.\ii'.-. Alt`i‘i~Il Piiillips, Ai-linixion

p:ii,1 ii 1-.ii-zisaiit visit, to Siiiiiiiii'-i= sitio on Siiturdny.

- Nirs. .\ieri~iit Ilaiwson, Suininvr-’

side, sp'-ni tho week ond with i`i'i<-iiiis in 'i`i‘yoii.

- (‘:ip'.. V .Iolin Sitwvnri. West

Point. wits' in town on,'l`li\irsduy scouring: inarino siipplies. ll. '

----Mr. J. ll. Piilgcon and iliuigii-

tcr. Millie, of l’iirk Corner _wcrc in iowii Saiiiriliiy.

--Rev. Ilir. A. K. l-lcrman. Sum-

nii~r.-iilo. is visiting friends in Dart- mouth and Halifiix.

-Miss Myrtle Stewart. teaclicr

at Linkietter, spent the week end :it her homo in Northam.

-.\ir. Austin Noonan of 13cd>-

qtlo luis iiccepteil ai posiliim in the lloynl Brink of Ciinzirlai. Suiiinier» sitio. ,

. --Mis; i.:iura lliighcs oi' Chair lr\iio!o\\'n is visiiliig in .~`uinini~r» ,sidri ilic guest oi the Mziwiey llotisc. -

-.\lr. Alexandci' Cziinpbcil. liiir-

iington :ind Mr. Pei:-r Raniilian. l{in-korz\_ spent Saturday in Suni- inersiiie.

- Mr. ll. ll. ll;irvo_v, i‘eprcsf~ntiniZ

Mark vi<`i:-liers and Sons, & (‘o.. Moiitreul, was in town Saiilrday on business.

-Miss Marion Williams of Pop-

uliir Grove, is spending ii few days in Snmrncrside the guest oi' Mrs. (‘iizii'les Wright. ,

-Miss Gladys McKenzie of the

staff of Messrs. R. T. lloimiin Ltd., is spending zi few days at her hoinc in North Rustlco.

--'l`he Giiziiwliaii regrets to rc-

port; Ihail Mrs. ll. R. Slinrpo oi’ Sum niersirle is confined to her home on account of illness.

-Mr. L. W. Smith, night chief

telegraph orcratoi', Moncton is spending the week end wiili his parents in Summersido.

-Miss llerneiia Brown oi’ thc

iiriii ni’ .\iessr.~'. R. T. Iiolman is spending ii few diiys at licr home in Grand itivcr, Lot 14.

--Mr. Evcrr-it Piiillips. Summer-

sido, rclievlniz miinnger at ilu-. Bunk of Nova Scotia, O‘Lci\ry, spent Siiiurday in Siimnierside.

---The Misses (‘:\llierlne Morri-

son nnd Annie lloyic of Conway, are visiting in Summcrslde ‘thc guests of Mrs. George Morrison.

-Miss Gorlriiilo 0'liricn. Tigiilsii

is sponding it few days in Glciii._;_iii‘y the guest of Mrs. l.. liuller, prTIir to her dcpiiriiire for Nciv York, where shc will iiike up nursing.

-His friends :irc vcry pleased

io report lhiil. Mr. Sziniucl liiiii, Sherbrooke, who has been confined io his homo the host port. of the winter is now very niucli iinprovi-il

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next Dinner Set from one of our stock pat- tern Dinner ware lines you are getting the best in the market.

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EW SPR NG SUITS

We invite you to take advaiitagc oi' our wondci‘i`u`l suit

values, oui' prices arcniost reasonable and lici'c von will find a

' splendid assortnicni to clioosc from. Suits in plain or flared

styles, braid and iiuttoncd trimmed t";inc_‘,-' vests, poclcets, etc.. in Navy and Black. Also sonic new sliadcs in l'ckin, l€li_iI,», ;§i1v@i~- tone and Brown. - Sizes lor Women A20 to 457. Sizes for i\-'lisscs iii lo 20.

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Made of Tricotine, Georgette, Taifetas, Messalines and Serges.

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choose from. One of the conveniences of this store is that brides

can find all the important details of the trousscau right here. ,

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Made by the NEW BRUNSWICK WIRE FENCE CO. LTD.

The STRONGEST and BEST made.

llll\l'lflll'l0 “'0\’0|l \\'ll‘(‘ l"('llClllg is 1101; painted; it is galvaniZed_ 1"” "ml"-V “'*`ii!|\* FW00 is constructed of No. 9 gauge wife

th1`0U8'h0Ut- I-0.CkSi Ui9I`igh.fS and horizontal wires, all the same size, same gauge, same breaking strain, no one part ,weaker than another. 'l‘hc .hlcilliiiii Vtlciglit. . Fencing, heavy wire, viz,, N0. 9 gauge t0p and b0t' tom_ wires, all other horizontal wires, uprights and locks, No. 12 gauge- While not as durable, or as strong as the llvflvy W1'|!=|lf» it is thoroughly and mechanically made, and is equal to some of the so-called heavy' weightvfences on the market.

"N 1° U»\l*I»01\U of above received also-WIRE G‘\'1`l‘-`S all sizes,

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