ho won the

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deglee with

and

from

of Mulgravo from the last two years

was rural dean of St. (leo- was appointed Rector of

London. P. E. l., in 1910 and for last four years has been rural-

He has done faithful and solid both as Rector and rui°al~dean. Guardian .joins with “Church

work” in Congratulatlng, P. E. i., and its New Arclideacon.

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#And we are ready to help you _ith the work by supplying the highest grade of housecleaning neediuls procurabie at our usual low prices. '

I-lere is a list of some of the

things you will need-

Painis Wall Paper Polishes Boxax Brushes Moth Balls Mons Whitening Brooms Dust Cloths Palls Enamels Soaps Kalsomine

In fact we _have everything

for _ houseleaning and spring fixing up .that any uptodate and well equipped Hardware, Grocery or Dry Goods Store can supply.

_ The celebrated Sherwin-Wil- hams Paints and O-Cedar Polish Products are sold here.

Get your housecieaning helps

at Tuplins. -

l Reuben 'l`uplin&Co. l 'U Kensington, P. I-:.i. l

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cglange, iii Guardian Agent in Summer* I e. _

-THE FUNERAL of Mrs Fldele

Arsenault took place Tuesday morn- .ing from- Tigiiisli Church. The de- 'deceased wasa young woman scarcely a year married. She leaves to mourn a young husband and lin infant child. for whom as well as for her bereaved parents lunch syniplitliy is felt.-Y

-READY FOR SERVICE.-Mr A_.

A. Lefurgcy has been illfornleil by Captain Cameron that the steamer Northunlberland was ready to take up the service between Suulmorsido and Pollit do Cllone as sooli as conditions were favourable for going up the straits.--C.

-ISLANDER WOUNDED. - Mr

Lawrence Gallant, Suininerside. re- ceived a telegram yesterday from the Adjutant General iilforniiiig him that his son. Private Wilbur Gallant, has been wounded in the hand. The mes- sage stated that the wound was slight and 'that Private Gallant had gone back to the trenches.-C.

-105th.- The third shipment of

105th, PENNANTS reeeeivedmiade on felt; size 12x28 inches, with words' "105th HIGI-lLANDEltS" lettered; Thistle, Maple Leaf. and Prince Ed- ward lslaiid Coat of Arms are beauti- fully embellislled, with “P. E. I. Can- ada" artistically worked illto a design. What nicer renlelilbrance could one have of this magnliicent Regiment than one of these Peiliiants? Price 25c postage paid. Order at once from HOL- MAN’S., Summersidc. 9384-4-22M2iE1i.

-FOX NOTES.- There is consider-

able activity ill Fox circles these days. Options are being taken up on 1916 stock at 3 surprising rate. and a gen- oral feeling of confidence pervades the industry. People seem to realize that now is the time to invest while the prices enable investors to realize good returns oil a peit basis. A number of Sumnlcrside and Bedeque fox ranches have already sold many options, and look forward to a satisfactory year's business. 1'

--WEST DEVON.- iteport Oi' \Vcst

Devon School examinations i`or llloiitll of Marcllz- Grade Vi.-1. Mae Tre- dcnick; 2, Ruby Reeves; Il. Reginald Viilr-clit. Grade V.-1, Maggie Acorn; 2. Gladys 'l‘redeixil~.k; Il, tlarl liayiior. (iradc IV.-1, Lottie (flllli-toll; Z, Atld- iircy Grnllilnl; R, Milla Acorn. Grnilc ill.-1, Sllcriilain Acorn and Siilitforil Iiilyilor, leollai); 2. lluliy Acorn; 3, Ruby Ciilletoii. Grade Ii.-1. Sammy lGrallnnl; 2. Artlillr Grnlinln; ii, Vlfal- ilacc Grilhaln; 4, Saiitionl (‘-illleton; 5, : i’crc_v Iloylcs._ Grade I.-l. liila Clll- Ieion; 2. Mnlilc llccvcs. i‘ori'ect at- tciliiilncc for inollili:-- ltl|_li_\' (‘ll1lct0ll.

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The high cost of living will not efflct you ir' you

Caab mum

-WANTED.. two; experienced sales-

men, one for Gents fumilliing and one for Shoe Department. Apply to SIN- CLAIR & STEWART. LTD. M21.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can ba obtaiiie`d»~at Lai!erty's Tensor- ial Parloura, Bummeraide.

oaiita. ,

-WANTED AT 0NCE.-- An ox~`

poriencod Stenograpor. Apply by 'phone or mail to it. T. Holman. Limlt.~ elif Summerside. 9384-4-22M2iE1i

26th. There will also b Programme of music etc.. sale of ice

10 cents. Proceeds in aid of Willing Workers Mission Band. _

-KINDLY REMEMBERED.-Short

ly before Rev. Jas. MacDougall left for Cambridge, Mass., on a well earned vacation ilie parishioners of Augustine Cove. Cape Traverse, and Searletown .together with several other kind friends and neighbours assembled at the manse and brought _with them an abundant supply of the many liecessaries of life including flour. meal, canned goods, pickles, pre- serves, tea, sugar. etc., etc. The ladies also provided everything neces- sary for a grand supper and about

interrupted by interesting conversa- tion and cdifying speeches. Mrs T. B.

presented Rev. Mr MacDougall with a package of envelopes, which was found

and encouragement. The whole affair was a complete surprise to the occu- pants of the manse, as was also a donation of a purse of gold from tho pa_rishioncrs of Summersidc shortly revious contaiuin the sum of twenty-

ed in eloquent terms his gratitilde to the members of the congregation and to the other killd friends for this token of their extreme kindness. lil due time the company dispersed, having spent a niost enjoyable evening and realizillg that the tics of friendship alld those existing between pastor and people were being grentiy strcngtll- cncd ns time goes oil.

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it has been decided ata meeting of

llc for contriblitions. Tile institution has nciiicvcd rcinllrlinblo results dur- ing the past year. and today stands

- ill - ` » Y B ' add tu the comfort and convenience of patients.

During the past year an annex has

been added to the institution, which has largely increased the accommoda- tion. and has given four more rooms with bath for nurses. four additional rooms with bath for patients, also kitchen, pantry. diet and diniilg roonl. The Pantry, diet aild dining rooms were formerly located in the basement. The present arrangement saves time and labour, and assists in increasing the efficiency of the institution. Seven wardrobes have been installed, new floors laid, patients' rooms have been Painted, renovated and refurnisllcd. A nlodcrii style case has liven procured for the reception of sllrgicul instru- nicnts. A hot water licator’ha.s also been installed lil the operating room,

-THE ICE still clings tothe shore =colved

and leaves one longing for the sea's of his

first spring gift-fresh herrings. What ‘Battalion 9, refreshing sight Mr Philerome Douc- friends ill ette's fish wagon would be one of these heal' Oi’ the

fine spring mornings.-Y thing. for _

____ course open tofa

LECTURE.-Rev. E. P. Calder, will trying time, and

lecture in Central Bedcque Hall, Wed- army Whliih -is nesday evening at s lrclocli. April sive our Mothers

e an Easter

cream and candy. Admission 15 and 'break by death in the ranks of C. Com

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Prince Co. Hospital

not Pills

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jovial Get a today .

one man in to joili along

SOLDIERS DE`ATH.- The first

pany 105th Battalion occurred last night when Lance‘Corp. Daillei V.

Gillis succumbiigtb pneumonia in the Prince County , ospital after an illness of about ten days. The deceased who was 29 years ,of age was a son or' Mr.

and Mrs. ,iosegh Gillis, Summerside. He was a print r b trade having been employed in the ofdce of the Summer- side Pioneer and the Moncton Times. About a year agolie returned to Sum- merside where he 'opened a job print- ing business' which he conducted suc- cessfully untilrecruiting began for the 105th when he sold out his- business and joined the colours. He was one of the NJC. O. class in Charlottetown

eighty persons sat down to ii most en- _and on removal to Summerside was joyablo meal which was pleasantly _I>l'0l1l0t6d t0`I-M106 C0!`D0l'Hl- His

death in the prime of life and on the threshold of his career as a soldier

Bell and Miss Helen cial-ii gave has cast B deer siovm over the Com- 4 , several selections on tile piano, which munity in which lie was well known __l£F_____ were much appreciated. Mr W. J. and *_'°5P°°f»°d- H9 IGUVBS £0 ITIOUFH e ‘ 1 ---l -1 'l ‘ ` . A Howatt on behalf of those assembled his .fiifhef “iid l_l1°il\.€i'» f0“\‘ lN`0¢l\@1‘5 ‘

and tive sisters. The i’uneral_with

military honours will take place to-

morrow, Tuesday morning, from his

to contain individual contributions to . , _ , the amount, of sixty dom,-5 and also _fathers residence to St. Paul s Clinrcli, maily kind expressions of sympathy fllemfe W the R- C~ C°m¢l0"Y-

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five dollars. Mr MacDougall made it

feeling and suitable reply aild express-

The following is a letter written by

Gr. N. S. Macllwen to his mother. Mrs. Edward Mi1cEwcn, Calnpbelltoll, New London. -

- lioffey (lninp.

Horsham. Eng. "March 22nd, 1916.

Dear Motherz- lbeccivcd your ict.-

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We have _ ,a Spring Hat-for HDV mail W110 Wants "

I a becomming Hat of correct block.; '_ p I ._ , Each season gives birth to alarge,li11e Of styles in Hats. How else could theHatters thrive? Prices

. from $1.50 to $4.00. ' .

i - Step in and test your face in the mirror with

several of our new Spring Block Hats.

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ter yesterday aild also Margaretswns very -glad to hear from you. lt was just a inolitli from the time the letter was mailed till it reached here, ill fact there was nobody getting any mall, it secnls they had tho measles coming over in the boat and tllo nlnli had all to be disillfccteii before it could be sent to the Camp. l have 'jilstcultie back from London after my ilvo days leave. Allan Cole and it couple of other fellows were up too. We had a big time and were never off the go from thc time we got tllero till wo loft, yot there are ii great. nlziny places wc did not visit. '

We arrived in llondon about twelve

c'clock and tile first thing wo :iid was to go and hunt up it place to stay for tluwliigilt. tiiell had oiil' dinners. Wo tlwil bought ticliets for tho host show in i.on<loii before tlloy would nil bo tnlien, by that tilne it wus about ilnif pant two, so we thought. wo would go

down to thc wait worlts, perhaps you

never heard about it.It is a place where they have the forms of all the men that hold and have held 'high pos- itions in the world, such as, the King, Queen, the President of the United States or the Governor General of Caliada etc. When you go in and look at those statues you would think they were real. Sonic of the boys said they wcilt up and touched them just to see if they were wax. 'i‘hoii there is au- otilcr rooin just off tlllit one where they have nll the Criminals. They call that the “t‘llanibcr of Horrors." _vnu can seo the uxo and the rack they were put ill to ho belreadeli. tlicrc are

also a great many instruments of'

torture that were used in olden days. The next lnoriling we wont down to the Tower of Lolidoii. We had some experience dowli tllci'c I toll you.

You were wniltiilg to know lt' all the

lioys that went |`roiii licro were still in tlio bnttcl'_v. Well all tile boys that l lillow before l joiiiod are still llcrc,

f-#rf

the fellows that were put out were fei- lows wllo were giving the battery a bad name, by their had conduct. I think all the boys are getting along pretty good. Sergti Cole and I are on the guns, he is a number one on a gun, in fact all the Sgts. are number ones and l am gun layer. There are eigh- teen gun layers all together. but none of ns are qualiiled. We don’i. qualify till we go to Lydd. where we go to practice shooting. We would have been there a week ago had it not been for the measles. I hear we are going n wcek fronl today. I have not reconv- od the last box of Candy you sent but ani expecting it every day. 1 am feel- ing illie since I had the measles get- ting as fat as a pudding. I guess it is time I was closing as it is nearly “flights out."

Write whenever you

hear all thc news t'roln

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shop from Holman’s Ca talog. Hoimaifs prices are low-profits .are trimmed close-`-our buying exper- ience of sixty vears is play ng its part-the financial resources of Holman’s and our immense. purchasing facil.ties help us to hold prices down to the lowest pos- sible notch. If you are really sincere in the matter of economy,v<,u’ll study Holmau’s Spring Catalog,and take aivantage of the savings I offered in it. If you have not received a copy, we will promptly mail you

‘ Three hundred and forty»i’our pati-

and other improvements added.

lt is creditable to all coilcerned that

with such extensive alterations so small an amount should rculaill lin- paid.

ents were admited to the institution during the past year, all of whom re- ceived skilful care and medical treat- ment The institution is non-sectarian. Rich and welcome. Those

to pay receive free

one upon request.

R. T. HOLMAN, Limited

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llospital to appeal to the pcoplc of ` , `

Prince County for iiiuiilclui nssistai-ice,

in order to wipe, olit it iii-.ilcit of $3,000. _

A gcilorul campaign will bo inuugllr- _

nteil on Wedilcsdny. April Lilith, und ' 0

collectors appointed to cull oil the pub- I

as it lllonlimeilt to pllblic-gelieroslty. , P t I ` it is cillciently oillcered. sploiililiily e n y e

equi led. and has ever thin that nill&

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