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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT' RAILWAYS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND` 'rIIvIi'-: TABLE IN EI=I=scT, FEBRUARY 1st., 1917.

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME. _

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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

I -Fon sssr vAI.us In seeds sos us during the Fair. SINCLAIR & STEWART LIMITED. 4832-3-16ME1i

-NEW COATINGS.- A select

range of New Coatings for Spring now showing at our Drygoods counter. price $2.50 per yard. SINCLAIR & STEWART LIMITED. 4832-3-16ME1i.

-PHONE 114 for our Grocery sec-

tion. Ne'w fresh stock always on hand.'SlNCLAllt & STEWART LIMI- TED. 4832-3-16ME1l.

-MARKET PRlCES.- There has

been some notable changes in the markets during the last few daysz- bl-ack oats are new 80 cents. white from 70c to 80c and potatoes $1.00 pei- bushel.-H.

-PROVINCIAL SEED FAIR AT

SUMMERSIDE, March 20th. 21st, and 22nd. You are invited to _visit our different departments while in town. A good assortment of new Spring merchandise now ready at prices to please. SINCLAIR & STEWART. LIMITED. ` 4833-3-16ME2i.

-MONTROSE RED CROSS SO-

CIETY_- A branch ol' the Red Cross Society has- recently been organized in Montrose some thirty-tive Imem- bers being enrolled. The' officers are, President, Mrs. It. H. Gordon; Vice- President, Mrs. James' Hardy; Treas- rer, Mrs. John Bowness; Secretary, Miss Bertha Gillis, The collectors ap- pointed have already given in -the foi-` lowing amounts: Mrs. Benjamin Bowness. $14.44; Mrs. Philip Pride- hani, 6.00; _ Mrs. Watson Hardy, 9.85. which, with other contributions am- ounting to $7.00. make a total of $37.- 29 to begin work..

-W. M. 8. MEET.-Oii Thursday

afternoon tho W. M. S. of ths'Method» is tcliurch at Kiiiitsfoikl he-ld' their mon- thly niectlng A- goodly number of the members' being present. Rev. R. Brod- ie presided and at the conclusion of the service a young people's Mission Band was organized and named "Maude Grave Brodie". The officials appointed being Mrs. II. Ranisay, pres ideiit; Miss E. I)_vniI;~nt. Secretary; and' Mrs. A. Yeo, Treasurer; Miss Ad- ams,‘ Palm Branch representative. Mrs. S. Baker was appointed delegate to thc W2 M,. S. conference which is to be held at Fredericton. N. B. in June.-W

-SCHOOL MEETING.-(ln Thurr-

day evening March thc eighth the rzitc payers and tciicliors of St. Itap- hacl anxious for operation and inti- mattl relational ainongst thoiiisclvies' lic"l a. Inecting in the _school houst- witli it grand attciitlniico.-’l`lic Woul- en's lnstitulc bi-ancli of Mount (far- nicl was iidmirably repicsciitetl. Rev. P. l’. Arscnaiilt. Mr. Dennis I). Arst- iiaiilt and Misses Josephine Gallant aiu" Beatrice l’itr¢ were prcsciit' for the occasion. Miss Josephine Gallant presided over the meeting and ex- plained tht' purpose. On account of the unt`avoi'ableIiess of the weather Mr. Marin Gallant, inspector could not at- tend. i\’ir. Vernon Smrtii, Princlrpal of llic-school spoke in lengthy remarks on the illffercnt subjects: effecting the rclation between teachers-` and rate payers. He- said that thc teachers could do a lot more toivards cooper- ating with the parents if tho parents would settle IE'it’l`iciIlt.ies in u private manner with the teachers and not in the presence of the pupils as 'is often done. Mr. Dennis D. Arseiiault made a few remarks' on the attendance and home study the oniission of which nie detrimental to the »pI'ogI~t~ss of the schools in general. He also enumer- ated the inconveniences following from the want oi' a good attendance and home work. Mr. Motliiirin Gallant teaclicr, spoke favo:-auly of the- man- ner in which the rate papers of his district had acquitted' themselves or their duties towards the teachers and pupils. He said that thc- attendance- was very good. the parents regularly drove their children to school and provided ‘tlieni ‘\v'r.li the necessary material. Ho ciicouragcii' the pupils and parents to read more at home or-Ipcciiilly in thc hours of leisure. Rev. l‘. l’. Arscnault spoke of thc difi'c-rent pliascs contributing to build up the ediica_ai',ioii oi' ii futnrq gtcireration. llc Spoke in thc cflectl-I of tho present great struggle and also urges,tlie par- cnts and teachers to prepare the youths of today to be ablo to cope I with thc iirgcncics of tomorrow. The | fntiiro will rt'-.luirc more strenuous ef- » forts than III the past if wc want to coiripeic- with the lnilnid of oniigration from Europe. A voto ot' thanks was tendered to Rev. l‘. I’. Arsenault and thc- teachers oi’ Mount Carmel school for having attended' ami helped lin the discussion. The Womens Instituto was iIIaugiii'aioIE‘ and the good work done

house. The meeting adjourned.-il.

Ia'l Pa.rlors,_ Siimmerside. ___

dian representative in Sttmmerside.

` '-FINE ZEPHER GINGHAMS only 15c. per yard. New goods at the old prices. SINCLAIR & STEWART LIMITED. 4832-3-1IlMlE1i.

-20001-EN MEN'8 SILK TIES.

flowing ends, rsguiar 50c. quality. On Sale Special each 39c_ SINCLAIR & STEWART LIMITED, 4832-3-16ME1i.

-Miss Myrtle Adams. Suniniersitle.

was a passenger by the Car Ferry.

|Monday, en route to the milllnei-y

openings on the mainland.

-REGAL SHOIES are Iip to date in

eve'ry way except in price". See thefm and be convinced. SINCLAIR & STEWART LIMITED.

4832-Il-16ME1l_

_-.- » -10 DOZEN FRINGED linen tow- els, size 15 X 30. Regular 12c, each, for Fair Days. your choice, three for 25c. SINCLAIR & STEWART LIMIT- ED. 4832-3-16ME1l.

day Marcli 20 Charlottetown vs SiinI~ mei-side-_ One hours skating after match. Band iii attendance. Crystal Rink. 4851-3-16M2i.

-PRESENTATION ENJOYED. -

The A. 0. H. of Summorside present- ed the Four Act Comedy Drama. “Tha Irish Detective" at C. Bedetlllil Hall on Tuesday evening and made a complete success, the hall was well filled and the specialties between Acts were also highly appreciated. the party comprising -it number of teams returned homo shortly after

-LADY HOCKEYlSTS.- Th., Suin

mei-side lady hockcyists were again victorious in the game Tuesday even- ing at Crystal Rink with the Itegaiett- es of Aiberton. The total score was 8 which was in favor of the Allies, the Regaleites however are good skaters and put up an interest-ing and clean game. taking their defeat with the utmost modesty. The game was ro fereed by Mr. J. E. Grady with Mr. William. Arsenaulg of Albcrton Judge of Play and the oiiiclatlng was satis- factory to all. The visitors returned homa on Wednesday.-ll.

-ANOTHER ISLANDEFI D|»ES IN

FRANCE.- The following letter was rocoivcd yesterday in Suinmersldcz "18tli Canadian Clearing Station. l3_ E. F., Franco, I am sorry to inform you that Private I). ll. Anderson, 1-ith Ctanadlan lladtaliqii, dicll yos\erdiIy Iinorning. Feb, liitb,-and was hiiricd by me today. Died of illness and was buried in the cemetery attached to this station. (Sgd_) Z. -Guborru'_=, li. C. Chap." The deceased was a native of Arlcliat. C. B., and had resided in Summersidc several years. When recruiting started for the 105th. he was one of the first to enlist., ,and left attached to C Company. in January he was transferred to the 14th Battalion. leaving England with the second' draft _fiom the 105th. -C.

-WELLINGTON SCHO0L.- The

following is the standing of the' pupils of Wellington School for the month of. Februaryz- Grade V[_- 1. Grace Bishop; 2, Emma Cameron; Il, Au<l~ lra. Des Roches, Grade V.- l. Joseph- ine Cameron; 2. Nellie Connelle 3. Dennis- Cameron. Grade lV_- 1. Ain- hrose McNeill; 2, John Bishop; 3. Iva Barlow, Grade lll.- 1. Myrtle Connell; 2. Ernest McNeill; 3, Leona Day. Grads I.l_- 1, John McNeill: 2, Clayton Day; 3. ‘Arnold Cameron. Grade l.- 1. Arnold C. Des Rocher.; 2. Glendon Bolser; 3. Ernest Bolser. Perfect Attendance: Josephine Camer- on, Ernest McNeill, Myrtle Connell. Ambrose _McNelll, John McNeill; John E. Cameron, Arnold Cameron.

-O'LEAR-Y.-The ladies of the

Knutsford Missionary Society and their husbands gathered at the Bap- tist Parsoiiago at 0'Leary, Friday evening March 9th., and spent a very pleasant evening. A prograniine consisting of readings. music _ and speeches. was given. lt was in olntrge of the President. Mrs. A. A. McNeil. Rev. Mr. Mellick gave an address in which he welcomed thc guests and sct fortlt the grandeur and glory of tho Missionary enterprise. Mrs. Watson Sillilter presided at. the

-Mn. w. K. moouo/in Is oiiair

-LADIES HOCKEY.-Next 'Fuses-_

I -SERIOUS F|RE.- A serious llro

` 12.50 to 36.00.

Crepe de Chene waists. Th

New Coat Mi

See the new middies in p

midnight.-H. ~ I I long or short sleeves in coat e_ff€ct_, or ull _

over. styles Also in fancy stripes in co ors

of rose, navy, copenhagen. 1.50. ,

$1.25. 1 50

wide and square or_deep and rounded. Square cut necks with large collars and fancy stitching. Price_$3.98, 4.25, 4.75 6.98

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We have the latest reproductions in

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Price 25c.

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Price $1.25,

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” New Coats '

Womens Suits and Coats

‘ Our line of Ladies suits, coats, _and dresses comprises the very latest ciea. ' tions. Every day we are receiving partial shipments. Our suits are_ of the chmcest

materials showing real style and- workmanship in each line. Prices range' from

$

Coats-We have spared no effort in producing a line of coats made of the

newest high grade materials in fashionable shades. Prices are 5.50 to 21.75. "

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Be Sure you see these New Lines

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Waists for Spring Girls Patent- Middy

Belts'

Just _received _today a new supply of

_ ladie’s middy belts in colors black and red.

Fancy __ Middy Ties

Our line of middy ties is complete. We

have-_the three _cornered ties in black, navy, and red also in fancy str_ipes._ Price 29c, 59c, 98c, A very attractive line of silk

' windsor ties at 599c Bc; f- O -

Housedresses and fancy ginghams Flannel and crepe de chene collars

alf orice

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Chiidren’s white middies 98c. Fancy crepe _klmonas $1.75, 3.25.

Children’s--sport coats $4.25, 9.98 , New strip_e silk blouses $1.98, 2.49. Fancy neckwear 251:, 50c, 75c up to _ Fancy voile waist in plain white or

1_93_ striee 89_c, $1.25, 1.50__

Black underskirts 75c, 98c, 1 25, 1.50. Separate serge skirts 2,98, 3.98.

Come to our attractive department where we will vIelcome°you and gladly

show you our beautiful line of garments that will gladden the eyes of the most

exclusive young lady.

Prowse Bros., Ltd.

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occurred at Wellington on Monday, night the iith inst.. by which Mini James H. Gillis of thzit place lost his dwelling iiouse and particaliy all its contents. The cause of the fire is not fully known. although supposed t~0 be from a defective line. 'l‘iie dwoli= ing was it new one, being only com~ pleted last summer, besides the greater part of his furniture, there were also lost 200 bushels potatoes and about the same quantity of tIiI'- nips. As there was no insurance the loss to Mr. Gillis is heavy.-H.

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‘ 'I`(, Mr. John Hickcn and Faniilyz- Dear Friend:- We the members oi the Ladies Aid Society of which your esteenied late wife and mother was an honoured mcniber. wish to convey

to you 0_ur licartfclt synipailiy_in t he

'console the aching heart caused -by tho loss of a dear wife and mother

t ` 'lic 'Io‘r~i' iliin oiirii, lmottlng

'ily Circle and here we would kindly

remind you that your loss is hor grcnt gain. I ln conclusion wo would again com~ mend you In tho care -and zuidorco of An All Wise Providence who doeth all things for the best and is willing to comfort in any atflictic-n. ,,

LUCY B. McDONALD,

_ Secretary.

On behalf of the members of the

Ladies Aid Society.

Murray Harbor North. Marcli 12th, 1917.

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS

Butter, creaimsry. lb _ . _ _ . _ _ 40-41 Butter, dairy, lb ._ .. _.36-37 Buckwheat, bus. . . . .._ 1.00~1.20 Callfskins. lb 10 Eggs, doz........ .. . . . .._ .40 Hay, pressed. ton ._ . . . _ 11.00-12.50 Hay. loose, ton' .__ ._ . 10.00-11.50 Hides. lb _ . .. ..19 Lamb pelts, lb _ _ _ _ 60-90 Oats, black. bus. _ _ _ _ _ _ I ._ _.80 Oats, wlii-te.. .. ....70 to 80 Potatoes per bus... _ . _ _ .$1.00 Straw, pressed. ton ._ .. . _ .__ Pork. organs att. lb ._ . _ . _ -

Wheat, bus. _ _ . .. _

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very oat licroavcinciit. which God in , , His lnilnltc wisdom has culled on you - \,

to endure. ‘

We 'feel that in ext-ending to you '- - ‘ e

our sincere sympathy that any words _ _ '-‘_-_

of ours would be very poor comic-rt to ~ / ~

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piano. Miss Schurman. music teach- pm- pu.. |- ,_, _',_l, I F, I. _ _ i I ' (‘-\'~ BYWU ¢‘l0\'0l'ill UUIISIIUUI Piano B¢"':I'I:a:Z\- and \I'iill(|`iz: '\Lo siiigtalllll dltysil- on 6

iections. ltefroshnients were served by thc ladies. Before closing Mr. A. A. McNeill gave a. witty and gc- iiial epoeclt thanking Itov. and Mrs. Molllck for their kind reception and

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