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Iwssintlsts and optlnnsts are

their own rewards.

A poor man may he :1 crack. but a rich man ls eccentric.

The older some women not the more girlish they try to act.

The longer a man studies women the less he knows about thotm.

Wise is the girl who can tell when u man is making his final prorxisal.

Don't wait (or your happiness un-

Smne men are too contrary to give even their wives a chance to l cnmpla in .

You can always tell a. bachelor by the buttons that are not missing Armin his“ clothes.

A wise woman never gives her llllwlllllld a letter to mail it she hopes to receive an mrly reply.

Remember, Cordelia, that devo- tion during courtship doesn't al-

til others hand it to you on a silver ways mean devoulon after the par-

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son closes the book.

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--MOVED LAIORNNIRX-Da‘. Mien; Chuilothdowll his laboratory to Sunimersids to do some special york tor the to:

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. t -—--——' . -. ' . Juocsosrunnv minions:- -Mr. Keith Compton 0t Summer side, who has been working on a. pleasure Yacht had a mccessfiil launching Saturday afternoon- and is now ready w spend pleasant outings. . h ~_ .___...

-F‘RST BHOOONEVL-Flrsi. schooner in Summer-side Harbour this‘ spring, the "Harry B." from Bouetouohe, N. B..0nptain Murray aﬂilined fsaitﬂrtdaq vdtternoon. She reports very little loo in the strut.

--'RECORO BREAKERrdir. L. ll. Moore 0t this town doesn't bother about records that can be beaten. so he baa reason to bo pmtid oi a Barred Rock hen ot hi; which on Prldny morning brought out fifteen chickens trom a sottini; of fifteen eggs. These 100 p. c. efllelent eggs were o1 the celebrat- ed Park strain of Barred Rock.

—BASEBALL MEETING»- A largely attended meeting o! tho Red Sox baseball club was held in John A. 1.0.11: ofilce Friday avom lng where the schedule for the Summerside games was drawn up and oﬂicers elected ns follows for the coming season:- Hon. Pro-tn, John A. Lea, Pres. Leonard Qlchlelll, Vice-Pres, Creel McArthur, .\l. L. A. Stacy-Trans. it. it. (Ian-ill. executive committee Archie iilcMurd-o, John Iiullmon and Arthur Johnswn, managing committee, John A. Lea, Wm. Sllliphant, ‘Dr. McMur-tlo. The above mentioned cluh intend 1o carry on all athletic sports clear o! baseball.‘

Brosseau Puts Out 0. Hughes

MONTREAL. April 15.—-Atter a ring absence of six months, Euione Brossenu, former Canadian middle- weight champion, knocked out Otto Hughes, of New York, in the second round‘ oﬂthelr. scheduled ten-round bout here tonight.‘ »

in the preliminary six-round bout Charlie White, lightweight o! Que- bec city. out pointed Iiiolnrisno, n. ucal fighter. '

Jack Dempsey ~ _ Arrived Today

NEW YORK, April Lib-Heavy- weight champion Jack Dempsey arrived hero today from the west to begin training for his contest u-ith Georges Cat-penile:- in New Jersey on‘ July 2nd. _

Edwin from Phoenix -<My sister got her glicturo in the power for being mixed. ‘

ICinclnnati Boy -dluh! That's nothin.‘ My goat. got his picture in‘

Closihgi Out ‘Sale

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BOOTS and SHOES

‘ We are going out of the Retail Boot and ShoeBus- iness and have decided to give the people oi Charlotte- town and former patrons an opportunity to buy

FOOTWEAR AT SLAUGHTER PRICES

' SALE ‘OOMMENCES FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 15TH And .wi1l continue till Sold out.

m pran- to beneﬁt from this STARTLING slim,

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ii; will be necessary to shop early and secure youriFooir.

wear, as our stock can not possibly last long at the _' prices we are offering. , _ . -

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l shortly be decided on. it ‘consist oitltejnun-l ﬁeld sports dno doubt willbewentotho province. There will ako be iiold ‘gnd track sports in Snmmonide in

ton may even-t in which considerable intent/tat is both; taken. lt in expected that various parts o! tho province wﬂ-i be represented ‘by teams to oompetg tor community honons. The athletes of Kensinm. ton aro getting to work earl-y pro. paring for the event and practice is being cameo on nightly-t

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.,Mr. Frank Murphy. Emerald was in town Saturday on- business.

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-—~'.\il'_. '1‘. 0. Callaghan, Gaspo Quebec, spent ﬁiday in Slammer

side. ..__._'.J -Mra. J. li. Milligan oi! Cole mun was in town Saturddy on business. . . -—Mr. J. R. tBm-r, Sumtmerside. left-on the morning train to spend Sunday in Oiinrlottiehown.

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-—Mr. Matthew Gallant of St. Raphael, wash visitor to Summer side Saturday.

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-—.\tlr. W. E. Agnew and Mrs. Agnew. Charlottetown, were visit om to iSuntmerside on Saturday.

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--_\ir. A. L. 11.. ilorn loft Satur day to spend the week end in Char iottettown.

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--(Mr,. L. R. Allan left Snturdny morning ‘for Ottnnvs a; n delegate tor Summersido Board o! ‘Prado.

Ahiessrs P. C. Gallant and B. A. Araennult landed n. good catch of fresh herring Saturday morn.- “l.

-4Nlr. K. S: Rogers. Charlotte- iovm woo in Summerside Friday on business.

-—~Mr. new.» on’ . Konsington, representing the ltnwloym but, was in SummersitLotSnturdoy on business.

. , . -—Mr. Joseph hit-Neill. Strmmnr. sidetlclt yesterday forlmperlal. Sssk. . -di.r. and ‘liters- Roy McKenzie of Victoria “last. left Thursday for Rosebud. Alla.

--.\ir. Joseph P. Wood. Summer side mow of the Dominion Live Stock 00., is spending the week end with iriends dn Sum-moraine.

-—Mr. Fred ll. Ourre, Charlotte town. mused through Ql-immemido on her w-zty west to spent,‘ tne week end with relatives.

-—Mrs. Thomas L. Sbreenan, Kl-nkora, and Mrs. Joseph ctic Cat-veil were ‘visitors to Summer ersldo Saturday.

VIVIAN! rmuu-s ngw vgpx Auoieuoe av ms ELOQUENCE

Pied For solidarity Among Alli” in traclna Poet. wirProbiems

NEW YORK April ill-A plea fnr moral solidity amend! the allies in facing post-war problems was b7 Rene Viviani. tormer Pro.

night. .

‘ "Ono of tho crenteatdanx a to- day." ho said, “in that Germany nivy be led to thlnlq that there are ditfermres among allies."

Mitt address, delivered in French, was on tho occasion inn-ll Amer. lean meeting under the joint auspi- ees of ~26 war relief- and pollﬂotic o;-

izatlons, to extend greetings; u;

im at the virtual domination of his “mission-oi courtesy" to this country as ‘envoy extrairdinnry’ o! the bench government."

He was introduced-by Governor Miller, presiding officer, who do olnred that M. Viviana "is hora to tall-no that the imtimoto limit; ot victory must and shall be saleguord ed ..

Speaking o! France's claims tor ilitirsmnn IVMITQIkIII-Qv M. Viviana; an : ~ “Some have called ..Fmnoe lm. perialintio name. which hoe stood for ‘democracy since the idea of de- mocracy w» first thought; France. which has been invaded ionrtimos during a country, ‘ih "which parts was twice tauon from our hands; Franco which boo stood on the threshold o! civilization and stood

'mil_iinristic_ hordes at the beginning or the ‘War. ‘ ' "Why. only a mar like Lucien. dorf could make such an noonsatiqn ‘Trance does not ask Germany to pay the cost of the war. but tor ropntatl for ddhtogoldono in the dnvfadtd doplrtmﬁllim not in W3!‘ crporntionu but in wanton destruc- iionofdivn and property. own ‘BOFVIMJUII ottyltl, horln to nclnAndwh vault MAN nro told. "Look at oormanyﬁ ll-y reply is. "book at France" and he. aides. did Germany look at Frblw intuit)? . ' ' _ "Fmnco 1a rewind-to inolm Ger-

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